Understand what’s happening, bring scattered information together, and find one manageable next step. Getting organized doesn’t mean committing to divorce.
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RubyYour AI companion
TODAY
A 5 on day 26 makes sense. What’s the heaviest part of it?
3:51 PM
Stuck on a form? Tell me…
You’re here
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Organize
3 of 6 documents
From chaos to clarity.One manageable next step.
Meet Ruby
Say it raw. Send it calm.
A difficult text can leave you rereading every word. Ruby can help you pause, think through what you want to say, and draft a reply for you to review. You decide whether to send it.
You can be unsure.
You may have questions at 2am and no decision yet. Talk through what’s on your mind and what you need to understand next. Ruby is AI, and can make mistakes; she does not replace professional advice.
Make room for a pause.
When thinking feels hard, a short grounding exercise may help you pause. Try it at your own pace, then decide whether you want to take a next step.
Understand the legal stuff.
Affidavits, disclosures, decrees: unfamiliar words can add to your questions. Ask Ruby for a plain-language explanation, and check advice about your own situation with a qualified professional.
Reply Drafter
Say it raw.
You type
You ALWAYS do this. You knew the exchange was at 5—
Draft to review
The exchange was set for 5.
Review the wording. You decide what to send.
Still deciding
You can be unsure.
I don’t know if I want a divorce. Where do I start?
You don’t need to decide today. What is one question you’d like to understand better?
Pause
Make room for a pause.
5-4-3-2-1 grounding
Three minutes, feet on the floor.
5 things you can see
4 things you can feel
3 things you can hear
2 things you can smell
1 good thing about today
Steadier? It’s always here.
Plain English
Understand the legal stuff.
What does the financial affidavit actually do?
It shows the court your money picture — income, bills, what’s owed. I’ll walk you through it line by line.
Illustrative conversations. Review AI responses for accuracy and fit before using them.
Rereading a difficult message? Finding it hard to concentrate? A daily check-in can help you notice what feels hardest and choose one manageable thing. The emotional map is a reflection aid, not a diagnosis or a linear recovery score.
Bring together what you know, see what’s missing, and prepare questions for a professional. For example: you have your pay stubs, still need last year’s tax return, and can ask which income records to bring to a meeting.
3 of 6added
Organize your documents.
Illustrative checklist: see what you have and what’s missing.
Example folders · tap a row to try
Home
1 of 2 added
Deed or leaseAddedAdd
Mortgage statementAddedAdd
Income
2 of 3 added
W-2AddedAdd
Recent pay stubsAddedAdd
Tax return (last year)AddedAdd
Kids
0 of 1 added
School scheduleAddedAdd
Your next question
Your example tax return is missing. Where can you get a copy before your meeting?
Enter once, review in a draft
Illustrative saved answer: gross monthly income $4,200 → income field in a supported financial disclosure draft: $4,200.
Check the source and amount before using it. Missing answers still need your input.
Saved answers can carry into supported drafts after you review them. Uploading a document does not complete every form. The app includes document checklists for all 50 US states and DC; available drafts and linked official forms vary by location and situation.
These are self-help drafts. Review them with a qualified attorney before filing and confirm current requirements with your local court. You can use the organization tools while you’re still deciding.
Example document list
Illustration only. Names and requirements vary by court; this is not your filing checklist.
Examples to prepare and review
Complaint for Divorce
The document that opens your case
Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit
Your money, laid out the way the court wants it
Settlement Agreement
What you’ve both agreed to, in writing
Mediation Summary
What you’re asking for, laid out for your mediator
Tonya built DivorcePost after navigating her own divorce. Her work as a divorce coach informs its focus on emotional support and practical preparation.
A little more clarity. A next step you choose.
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