Common Questions
You might be wondering...
You may still be figuring out what this means. Here is what DivorcePost can help with, and where professional support matters.
Straight answers
We keep it simple and transparent, so you can decide what's right for you.
My situation is too complicated for an app.
Some situations involve complex finances, legal disputes, parenting needs, or safety concerns. An app cannot resolve those on its own. DivorcePost can help you gather information, record questions, and prepare for conversations with qualified professionals. It does not guarantee a faster or less costly outcome.
I don't trust technology with something this personal.
Choose what you share. App lock is optional, and an alternate icon still shows the DivorcePost name. AI features process messages and context through model providers. Our Safety page and Privacy Policy explain controls, disclosures, and retention limits.
What if my spouse won't cooperate?
You can still organize your own information and questions. The app cannot make another person cooperate or resolve a dispute. Seek appropriate professional support for your situation, especially if safety is a concern.
I need a lawyer to protect me.
DivorcePost can help you prepare information and questions to bring to a lawyer. It does not replace legal representation. Review any draft with a qualified attorney and confirm your local court requirements before filing.
I'm afraid I'll make the wrong decision.
You do not need to decide everything today. Use a check-in, write down what you know, or identify one question to ask someone you trust. Getting organized does not commit you to divorce.
Is this therapy or legal advice?
No. DivorcePost offers self-help and organization tools. Ruby is AI and can make mistakes. The app does not provide therapy or legal, medical, or mental health advice.
Need immediate help?
These resources are available 24/7. If you're in immediate danger, call 911.