Divorce

See how a proposed asset split works on paper.

Add the marital assets and debts you want to compare, then choose one spouse’s percentage. The calculator shows both sides of the same proposed split.

Build the marital balance sheet

Enter current values. Leave a category empty if it does not apply.

Assets

Use the amount available to divide, not the original purchase price.

Home equity

Estimated home value minus mortgages and home loans.

Savings and cash

Investments

Taxable brokerage accounts and other investments.

Retirement accounts

Enter only the marital portion you want included.

Debts

Do not count a mortgage again if you entered home equity above.

Other marital debts

Credit cards, personal loans, vehicle loans, and other shared debts.

Proposed split

Spouse B automatically receives the remaining percentage.

Spouse A’s share

Enter a number from 0 to 100.

Enter at least one asset or debt amount and a split percentage from 0 to 100.

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Both sides will appear here.

You’ll see each spouse’s proposed share of assets, debts, and the amount left after subtracting debt.

Net marital amount entered

Spouse A

50%

Assets$0

Debts$0

Net outcome$0

Spouse B

50%

Assets$0

Debts$0

Net outcome$0

Asset breakdown

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For informational purposes only. This calculator is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Divorce laws, court decisions, account rules, taxes, and the actual division of specific property can change the outcome. Consider reviewing any proposal with a qualified family-law attorney and tax professional in your state.