Divide the assets. Not your sanity.
Free divorce asset spreadsheets, worksheets, examples and guidance to help you get organized, feel informed, and move forward with confidence.
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- Each item goes to one spouse, or is split by percentage. Cash and joint accounts are usually the easiest to split.
- Joint checking, the 401(k) and the credit card are split 50/50. Furniture is split 60/40.
- The 401(k) is shown at face value. Its after-tax value is lower, and dividing it usually needs a QDRO.
- Vehicle values are private-party estimates, not dealer trade-in.
Free resources
The Just Divvy Starter Pack
Six free resources to get you organized. Take the ones you need, or download everything at once.
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Asset & debt spreadsheet
List each asset and debt, choose who it goes to, and see the equalization payment worked out for you. Its Print tab gives you a clean one-page summary.
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Google Sheets version
The same spreadsheet in Google Sheets. You get your own copy to edit.
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Printable worksheet
A fillable PDF. Type into it on your device or print it and write by hand.
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Completed sample
A filled-in example for a fictional couple, so you can see how it all fits together.
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Often-missed checklist
Frequent-flyer miles, old 401(k)s, tax refunds and other things people forget to list.
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Practical preparation guide
Plain-language steps: what to gather, how to value things, and what to ask a professional.
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Why it matters
Get organized before expensive conversations begin.
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See the full picture
List and value every asset and debt in one place, so you can make informed decisions.
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Feel more prepared
Go into discussions with clarity, not guesswork.
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Save time and money
Arriving organized means shorter meetings with professionals who bill by the hour.
We are not a law firm and this is not legal advice. Just Divvy provides general information for educational purposes only. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Divorce and property laws vary by state. Check your state's laws and talk to a licensed attorney in your state before making decisions.
Built for what's next
One shared asset sheet. One agreed version.
A complete, much more powerful version is coming soon. Drag and drop each asset to a person, then work it through together with proposals, counters and status tracking, all the way to an agreed split. Until then, the free starter pack gives you a head start.
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- Drag and dropDrag each item to a person, or split it.
- ImportBring in your assets and debts securely.
- Propose and counterWork through options together.
- Status trackingSee what's agreed, what's pending, and what's left.
- Automatic equalizationWork out the equalization payment instantly.
- ExportShare a clean summary with your attorney.
Start free today. The full version is coming.
Get organized now with the free starter pack, and be first to hear when the drag-and-drop version opens.