See everything you own,
and a fair way to divide it.
Upload your financial declarations or type in what you own and owe. Divorcemap puts it all on one page, shows what you already agree on, and lets you try different splits before you sit down with a mediator.
$129 one time for your whole case, after a 14-day free trial. No card to start.
Not legal advice. Bring the one-page summary to your mediator or attorney.
Utah Divorce Financial Checklist
Every statement, return and record to gather before mediation, grouped so you can work through it one section at a time.
The one-page summary you bring to mediation
Both sides see the same math. Walk through the full example
| Real Estate | $1,105,000 |
| Vehicles | $70,000 |
| Cash & Investments | $139,000 |
| Retirement & Pensions | $425,000 |
| Debts | −$490,000 |
| Total | $1,249,000 |
Start with the free tools
Nothing you enter in the calculators is saved or sent anywhere.
Estimate Utah alimony
A monthly range and how long it could last under Utah law, with child support taken out first.
Open the alimony calculatorDivide your assets
List what you own and owe, assign each item, and see the equalization payment that evens it out.
Open the asset calculatorKnow what to gather
The statements, returns and records to pull together before mediation, in one printable list.
Open the checklistStart with what's already settled
Two financial declarations arrive in every contested Utah case. Read separately, they're two long lists. Combined, they're one marital estate, and most of it lines up.
Divorcemap reads both and builds a single balance sheet. Matching entries are marked settled. Anything the two declarations describe differently becomes an open item, with both figures shown side by side, so the conversation starts from a short list instead of a stack of paper.
Nothing gets retyped.
The declarations are already complete and already sworn. Divorcemap reads the numbers off them, so the hour normally spent rebuilding a spreadsheet goes into the session instead.
Most of the estate is already agreed.
In a typical case the two declarations match on the large majority of assets and debts. Seeing that first changes the tone of everything that follows.
Open items are just open items.
An asset one party listed and the other didn't is usually an oversight, a different name for the same account, or a genuine question about whether it's marital. Divorcemap shows what each declaration says and leaves the answer to the people in the room.
Joseph A. Davis
Joe built Divorcemap for the property division work his firm does in Utah divorces every week, where his numbers are relied on by attorneys, mediators and courts.
- Certified Divorce Financial Analyst; IDFA member since 2015
- Master Analyst in Financial Forensics (NACVA)
- Enrolled Agent, representing taxpayers before the IRS
- Hearing, deposition and trial testimony as an expert witness
- Speaker, IDFA National Conference (2025) and AFCC Utah Chapter (2025)
Your financial data
Where files go
Declarations are stored privately under your login. Divorcemap reads the figures into your case, and the original file stays in your account until you delete it.
Who can see a case
Each case is tied to the account that created it. No other mediator, attorney, or couple using Divorcemap can open it. Administrators access data only for support, security, billing, or legal reasons. Deleting a case removes its record and its data from your account.
What we don't do
We don't train any model on your uploaded documents, we don't share them with other users, and we don't sell your data. What you upload stays yours to manage and remove.
Details on our Security page and in the Privacy Policy.
14-day free trial included
No card required to start. Every plan includes every feature.
For a couple working through one divorce.
- One case
For a mediator, attorney, or CDFA®. Unlimited cases.
- Unlimited cases
Unlimited cases, billed annually. Two months free.
- Unlimited cases
- Financial declaration upload (Utah Form 1352FA)
- Both declarations combined, with open items flagged
- All asset, debt, income, and support views
- Live split and equalization
- Alimony calculator
- One-page printable settlement summary