Understand your situation
Record key dates, marriage details, countries involved, children and immediate questions.
Clarity through change
Prepare with clarity. Take your next step with confidence.
DivorceAssist AI is being developed to help people organise their circumstances, documents, financial information and questions before speaking with a qualified family lawyer.
Development preview: This website is not yet a live legal service. The demonstration workspace stores sample entries in your browser only. Do not enter real names, financial details, health information or confidential documents.
A more organised starting point
The planned service is designed to help each person prepare independently, understand what information may be relevant and make better use of professional legal advice.
Organise your information
Build structured lists of documents, assets, debts, income, contributions and important events.
Prepare for a lawyer
Create an organised case summary, disclosure checklist and questions to discuss with qualified counsel.
Independent. Private. Neutral.
Separate private accounts
Each spouse will have an independent account and private case workspace. No shared case file by default.
Equal treatment
The service is intended to support either spouse neutrally, whether they initiate proceedings or respond.
Evidence-aware assistance
The planned system will distinguish user statements, document-supported facts and matters that remain unverified.
DivorceAssist AI will provide legal information and preparation tools, not legal representation or a guaranteed legal outcome. UAE and England & Wales content must be checked by qualified lawyers before launch.
How the planned service will work
Create your own account
Each user signs up separately and controls their own case information.
Each user signs up separately and controls their own case information.
Select the relevant legal jurisdiction
The service will ask about residence, marriage, children, assets and any cross-border factors.
The service will ask about residence, marriage, children, assets and any cross-border factors.
Build your preparation file
Organise documents, finances, evidence and a dated chronology.
Organise documents, finances, evidence and a dated chronology.
Review and speak to a lawyer
Export a preparation summary and have the relevant law and facts checked by a qualified professional.
Export a preparation summary and have the relevant law and facts checked by a qualified professional.