16 Free Tools

Free Family Law Wizards & Self-Help Tools

Free interactive family law wizards for separation, property division, parenting plans, disclosure, and lawyer prep. Personalized action plans in minutes.

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Property Division Assessment

Map every asset, debt, and complication in your separation and get a personalized division roadmap with valuations, deadlines, and lawyer questions.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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Should We Create a Separation Agreement?

Find out whether a separation agreement is right for your situation, what it must cover, and how to make it enforceable — before you sign anything.

Canada & US4–6 minutesFree

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Parenting Plan Builder

Build a complete parenting plan outline — schedules matched to your children's ages, holiday rotations, decision-making, travel, and the clauses parents forget.

Canada & US6–8 minutesFree

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Financial Disclosure Readiness Assessment

Find out how ready you are to complete sworn financial disclosure — get a readiness score, the exact documents your income profile requires, and the gaps to close first.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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Preparing for Your Family Law Consultation

Turn your first lawyer meeting into a strategy session — get a personalized agenda, a bring-list, ranked questions, and the fee questions most clients forget to ask.

Canada & US4–6 minutesFree

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Divorce Readiness Assessment

Find out whether you're practically, legally, financially, and emotionally ready to file for divorce — grounds, separation and residency rules, and your next steps.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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Child Support Estimator

Understand how child support is calculated in Canada and the US — guideline tables, income shares, shared-custody set-offs, and section 7 special expenses.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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Spousal Support & Alimony Assessment

Find out whether spousal support or alimony is likely, and get an educational estimate of amount and duration using the SSAG and US state factors — plus the questions to ask a lawyer.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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Prenuptial Agreement Planner

Plan a prenuptial, marriage, or cohabitation agreement that holds up — learn what you can and can't include, the enforceability rules, and how Canada and US requirements differ.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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Relocation With a Child Assessment

Assess a proposed move with your child after separation — notice rules, who bears the burden of proof, best-interests factors, and the risk of moving without consent.

Canada & US6–8 minutesFree

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Child Custody Plan Builder

Choose the right custody type — legal vs physical custody, sole vs joint vs shared, decision-making vs parenting time — and understand how best interests is applied.

Canada & US6–8 minutesFree

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Mediation vs Litigation Selector

Answer five questions about conflict, safety, disclosure, budget, and flexibility, and see which dispute-resolution process — negotiation, mediation, collaborative law, arbitration, or court — fits your separation.

Canada & US4-6 minutesFree

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Divorce Cost & Timeline Estimator

Get an educational estimate of what your divorce could cost and how long it could take, based on whether it's contested, and the children, property, business, and conflict involved.

Canada & US4-6 minutesFree

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Grandparent Visitation Rights Assessment

Understand whether you have a right to contact or visitation with your grandchild, how the parents' status affects it, and what to prepare before you see a lawyer.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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Common-Law Relationship Rights Assessment

Find out how your rights to property, support, and status differ from marriage when an unmarried cohabiting relationship ends — and what to prepare before you see a lawyer.

Canada & US5–7 minutesFree

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What Are My Options After Separation?

Map out parenting, support, property, and process options after separation with a personalized issue map and action plan.

Canada & US4–6 minutesFree

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About These Family Law Tools

Separation and divorce raise a dozen legal questions at once — who stays in the home, how property is divided, what happens with the children, whether support is owed, and how to even start. These free interactive wizards break that overwhelm into focused assessments: answer a few questions about your situation and each tool produces a personalized action plan, document checklist, and a list of questions to bring to a family lawyer.

Each wizard covers a different stage of the family law journey. Start with the separation options wizard if you're at the beginning, use the property division and parenting plan tools to work through the two biggest issue areas, check your financial disclosure readiness before exchanging documents, and run the consultation prep wizard before your first lawyer meeting so every minute of it counts. Everything runs in your browser — free, confidential, and covering both Canada and the United States.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these family law wizards free?

Yes — every wizard is completely free, requires no signup, and runs entirely in your browser. Your answers are never sent to a server.

Do these tools replace a family lawyer?

No. They provide general legal information and help you organize your situation, but family law outcomes depend on your jurisdiction and facts. Use the reports they generate to make your lawyer consultation faster and more productive.

Which wizard should I start with?

If you've recently separated or are considering it, start with 'What Are My Options After Separation?' for the big picture, then use the property division, parenting plan, or disclosure wizards to go deep on your specific issues.

Do the wizards work for common-law couples?

Yes. The wizards ask about your relationship type because married and common-law couples have different rights in many jurisdictions, and the guidance adjusts accordingly.

Do these cover both Canada and the United States?

Yes — each wizard asks your country and province or state first, and tailors deadlines, terminology, and guidance to your jurisdiction.

These tools provide general legal information only — not legal advice. They do not predict outcomes and do not replace consultation with a qualified lawyer. If you have an urgent legal matter, contact a lawyer immediately.

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