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Divorce Asset Split Calculator

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See what you'd walk away with based on your state's laws.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How accurate is this calculator?

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This calculator provides estimates based on general state laws and common judicial practices. Every divorce is unique — factors like prenuptial agreements, fault, and judicial discretion can significantly alter outcomes. Treat these numbers as a starting point, not a legal determination.

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What is the difference between community property and equitable distribution?

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In community property states (AZ, CA, ID, LA, NV, NM, TX, WA, WI), marital assets and debts are split 50/50 regardless of who earned what. In equitable distribution states (the remaining 41 states + DC), courts divide property based on what's fair — often weighted by relative income, contributions, and other factors.

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Will I really have to pay alimony for that long?

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Alimony duration generally scales with marriage length. Short marriages (under 3 years) may result in little to no alimony. Long marriages (20+ years) can result in permanent or near-permanent support in some states. Texas and Florida are notably restrictive on alimony, while California is more generous.

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How is child support calculated?

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Child support is typically a percentage of the higher-earning parent's income, adjusted for the number of children and state cost of living. We use the income shares model common in most states. The base percentages are: 17% for one child, scaling to 35% for five or more children.

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Do I need a lawyer if my divorce is uncontested?

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Even in uncontested divorces, an attorney can help you understand what you're entitled to and ensure the agreement is legally sound. A single oversight in a divorce decree can cost tens of thousands of dollars down the road. Most divorce attorneys offer free consultations — there's no downside to getting informed.

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Talk to a divorce attorney in your state

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The numbers above are estimates. A local attorney knows exactly what your state's judges actually do. Get a free consultation.

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Divorce Asset Split Calculator

Your Estimated Split

Where does this calculator work?

Community Property States (50/50 split)

Equitable Distribution States (income-weighted split)

Frequently Asked Questions

Talk to a divorce attorney in your state