Understand Exactly What Divorce Would Cost You
Free state-specific calculators for child support, alimony, and total costs. Create a free account to go deeper with 10 planning tools that use your state's actual laws — not generic estimates.
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Your Planning Dashboard
- Child Support (Your State)
- Alimony Analysis (Your State)
- Divorce Cost Overview
- Asset Division
- Budget Planner
- Retirement Planner
AI Insight: All reports use your state's actual statutes and guidelines — not generic estimates.
Simple Child Support Calculator
Get a quick estimate of potential child support in under 60 seconds based on simplified state guidelines, without personal information or a credit card.
State
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Number of Children
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Your Monthly Income
$
Your Spouse's Monthly Income
$
Percentage of time you will have the children
0%, 50%, 100%
Fill out your information to begin exploring potential support payments.
Important Disclaimer:
This calculator is for educational purposes only and provides only rough estimates that might vary significantly from official state calculations. Official calculations include many additional factors not included here. This tool does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon for any important decisions. For accurate calculations, please consult a family law attorney or your state's official child support agency.
Divorce Cost Calculator
Get a personalized estimate of your potential divorce costs based on your situation and location.
Your Information
Your State Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
Annual Household Income
$
Property Value
$
Household Debt
$
Contested Divorce
Significant disagreements requiring legal help
Minor Children Involved
Child custody/support decisions needed
Assets Already Agreed Upon
You've agreed how to divide property
Estimated Total Cost
$8,845
Based on your New York location
Cost Breakdown
- Base Cost Starting cost for a basic uncontested divorce with minimal complexity - $5,800
- Property Value Higher value estates require more detailed financial analysis and documentation - $1,450
- Household Debt Debt division requires additional negotiation and potentially financial planning - $290
- Income Level Higher income households tend to have more complex finances and can afford more extensive legal services - $1,305
AI Analysis: Your Divorce Could Be Straightforward. With no contested issues, agreed-upon assets, and no children, your New York divorce is in the simplest category. New York offers a simplified divorce process that could reduce your costs even further.
Why It's Worth It
Know Your Numbers Before the First Meeting
Walking into an attorney's office unprepared costs thousands in billable hours. Divorce AI gives you the financial clarity to make every meeting count.
The Traditional Way
Hiring an attorney without preparation - $15,000+ average total cost
- $270–$400/hr explaining your finances to your attorney
- $3,000–$5,000 retainer spent on financial discovery
- Weeks of back-and-forth gathering documents
- Surprises about support amounts, asset splits, and tax impact
The Divorce AI Way
Understand your finances first, then hire wisely - Free
No credit card. No account required for calculators.
- Child support & alimony reports using your state's actual statutes
- Guided financial questionnaire — all 11 steps with AI help
- Parenting schedule builder with overnight tracking
- Budget planner, retirement planner & asset division dashboards
- Personalized AI dashboard with scenario saving
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Trusted by People Going Through It
Hear from people who used Divorce AI to understand their finances before making big decisions.
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Common Questions
What do I get for free vs. premium?
Free accounts include the full guided questionnaire, child support and alimony reports using your state's laws, parenting schedule builder, budget planner, retirement planner, asset division dashboard, and real estate analysis.
How accurate are the calculations?
Our reports use your state's actual statutes and guidelines — not generic formulas.
Is my information private and secure?
Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We use JWT authentication with two-factor support.
Can I try before I pay?
Absolutely. Create a free account and use the basic reports at no cost for as long as you need.
Is this a replacement for a lawyer?
No. Divorce AI helps you understand your financial situation so you can make informed decisions.