Divorce division

Divide household property without being in the same room

An organised, neutral way to settle personal property during a divorce — each party works privately, on their own time, and the outcome arrives as a clean document for the attorneys.

Who this is for

  • Couples dividing the contents of a shared home
  • Family law attorneys and paralegals
  • Mediators looking for a structured personal property step
  • Anyone who wants the split recorded rather than remembered

Dividing personal property in a divorce

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A short walkthrough of this process will appear here.

How a divorce division runs

  1. 1

    One shared inventory

    Either party — or a neutral third party — photographs the household contents. Both sides review exactly the same list.

  2. 2

    Separate, private participation

    Neither party sees the other's choices. There is no live negotiation and no sitting across a table.

  3. 3

    Two-party blind rounds

    Equal points each, private bids, then alternating selection for the remainder — a method that holds up as even-handed because neither side can react to the other.

  4. 4

    Neutral facilitation, if wanted

    We can act as the independent third-party administrator: designing the rounds, holding the timetable and removing any question of one side steering the process.

  5. 5

    Attorney-ready export

    A single document listing every item, its value and who received it — attachable to the settlement agreement.

Plans for this

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Basic Estate

$350 one-time

Everything a smaller division needs, with a call to set it up properly.

Optional admin services: $300

Choose Basic Estate

Plus Estate

$600 one-time

For larger households and bigger families.

Optional admin services: $500

Choose Plus Estate

Premium Estate

$995 one-time

Full estates with many heirs and thousands of items.

Optional admin services: $750

Choose Premium Estate

The same plans apply to a divorce division. One fee covers both parties — this is not charged per person.

What families tell us

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“Four siblings, one house, and thirty years of things nobody had talked about. Doing it privately online meant nobody had to argue in the kitchen. We finished in three weeks and we're still speaking.”

Margaret H.

Executor, Ohio

“I was dreading this more than anything else in the settlement. Having someone neutral set up the rounds took the whole weight off me — I stopped being the person who decided everything.”

David R.

Trustee, California

Take the personal property off the table

Most of a household divides itself once the process is structured. Start the inventory and find out how much is actually contested.