Divorce Settlement Estimator
Estimate how assets and debts may be divided in a divorce.
See equitable distribution based on marital property values.
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Settlement Estimate
Divorce asset division depends on your state’s laws.
Community Property States (50/50 split): Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin
Equitable Distribution States (fair, not necessarily equal): All other states. Courts consider income, length of marriage, contributions, and needs.
What gets divided:
- Marital property: Assets acquired during marriage
- Marital debt: Debts incurred during marriage
- NOT divided: Separate property (owned before marriage, inheritances, gifts)
Common division factors:
- Length of marriage
- Each spouse’s income and earning capacity
- Contributions to the marriage (including homemaking)
- Age and health of each spouse
Disclaimer: This is a rough estimate only. Actual division depends on many factors and state law. This is not legal advice. Consult a family law attorney.