Divorcify helps applicants and respondents organise applications, evidence, hearings, directions and orders for family court proceedings.
Upload and store all evidence for child arrangements, financial remedy and divorce in one place securely.
Video, audio and written guides for what to expect in each part of the divorce process.
Divorcify can act as a companion throughout the divorce process, always with you ready to offer support.
Used in every part of divorce process, the chronology of the key points in the relationship is referenced in every hearing. The chronology is automatically built as you fill out the app.
Everything is stored on your phone and only accessible though a pin or biometrics. If you use Google Drive or iCloud then everything is backed up in your own account, nothing passes to us.
The app keeps track of your progress through each stage of divorce. Each time you reach a milestone it is recorded and can be viewed anytime in the app and shown as a percentage.
Answer concise prompts, upload evidence, and receive structured guidance to help you prepare. We keep the focus on facts, dates, and clarity so you can move forward with confidence.
We focus on clarity, structure, and practical next steps without overwhelming you. Whether you are preparing alone or supporting a client, Divorcify keeps everything organised and ready.
A guided workspace that helps you capture records, build statements, and assemble exhibits without losing track of what matters.
When I began navigating divorce and separation, I expected paperwork, some difficult conversations and, eventually, a fresh start. I did not appreciate how many emotional, financial and practical decisions could be involved.
What are the key things you need to do when preparing for divorce in the UK
Divorce is often not an easy decision. Even when both spouses agree that the marriage has come to an end, understanding the legal process can feel overwhelming. Once the process starts you or your partner can see things in a whole new light.
When preparing for divorce or separation, it can be difficult to know which professional to approach first.
Solicitors are expensive, but essential for complex cases, there is no doubt about that. But they are used for legal advice, not as a friend, therapist or someone to talk to about your case. I spent thousands of pounds in wasted time speaking to my solicitor about things that did not need to be addressed at all, or at that moment.
Divorcify helps you organise divorce and family court applications, evidence, hearings, directions, orders and important dates in one secure divorce app.
When parents cannot agree about where their child should live or how much time they should spend with each parent, either person may be able to apply for a child arrangements order.
No. Divorcify provides structured guidance and document preparation support, not legal advice.
Litigants in person, solicitors, and charities supporting families through court.
Yes, the platform can help you organise facts and evidence quickly.
No. The prompts are plain English and built for people new to court processes.
Yes. Your records and summaries can be shared securely when you need support. You can send a PDF including all exhibits to a third party.
PDFs, screenshots, emails, audio, video, messages, call logs, and other documents relevant to your case. These can be compiled into a bundle for a solicitor or barrister.
Your files are stored securely on your own device. Only you control who can access them. You can send a compiled PDF and exhibits to a third party.
The app automatically creates a chronology of events, makes all PDF files searchable, notifies you of key dates, allows you to share with a charity, solicitor or barrister.
Divorcify helps applicants and respondents organise applications, evidence, hearings, directions and orders for family court proceedings.
Divorcify stores only the information you provide to deliver the service. We do not sell data, and you can request deletion at any time.
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