Rebuilding what you already collected
Every matter starts the same: re-entering asset data from financial disclosure forms your clients already filled out. That time is billed to a client or written off.
Solutions · Family Law
The allocation blueprint
your clients deserve.
Celestial Divide models asset allocation scenarios to your target split, calculates net equalization including liabilities, records tax and liquidity considerations, and produces a client-ready report built for mediation — without a spreadsheet in sight.
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Divorce matter product tour
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Step 1 of 8
Configure the matter
Set up the parties, counsel, jurisdiction, and working approach in one place. -
Step 2 of 8
Upload the schedule, skip the re-keying
Import the asset and debt schedule, review the parsed line items, and keep the inventory together. -
Step 3 of 8
Build a structured intake
Keep assets, debts, characterization, values, and supporting information in one working record. -
Step 4 of 8
Give each party a focused view
Each spouse can privately provide values and priorities without negotiating against the room. -
Step 5 of 8
Focus the value discussion
Compare submitted values, preserve agreements, and bring the remaining gaps into view. -
Step 6 of 8
Model the division
Review who keeps what, what can be split, and how the equalization payment changes the result. -
Step 7 of 8
Trade live at the table
Reassign assets during mediation and see totals and equalization update with the working scenario. -
Step 8 of 8
Document the settled scenario
Capture the division, equalization, and agreed terms in a matter record ready for counsel's next steps.
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The gap in your current stack
Your clients are paying you to strategize.
Not to reconcile spreadsheets.
Defaulting to the easiest spreadsheet scenario
Equitable distribution can require more than an even split. Scenario modeling makes it easier to compare workable combinations instead of settling for the path of least resistance.
Liabilities left out of the picture
Mortgages, reimbursement claims, attorney fees, and shared liabilities belong in the same working calculation as the assets.
Tax and liquidity questions arriving late
A brokerage account and a retirement account are not equivalent at the same face value. Record QDRO, tax, and liquidity considerations while the division is being modeled.
How it works
From financial disclosure to settlement conference
The process mirrors the work you already do, while keeping the inventory, values, scenarios, and documented output in one matter.
- 01
Open a matter and add parties
Set the case context, parties, counsel, and permission approach for the matter.
- 02
Build the asset and liability inventory
Import a schedule or enter assets and debts directly, then work from one current balance sheet.
- 03
Collect values privately
Each party can provide their view of value and priorities without seeing the other's unfinished inputs.
- 04
Model allocation scenarios
Compare who keeps what, divisible interests, target splits, liabilities, and equalization payments.
- 05
Prepare for mediation
Carry a documented working scenario into discussions with counsel, the parties, and financial professionals.
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Update the scenario live
Reassign assets at the table and keep totals and equalization current as the discussion changes.
The fairness engine
Compare value through each party's eyes
Celestial Divide can use each party's stated values and priorities to compare allocation scenarios, while counsel retains judgment over the legal and financial inputs.
Subjective values stay visible
The same home, account, or business interest can carry different value for each party.
Equalization stays current
Assets, liabilities, and cash equalization remain part of the same working scenario.
The reasoning is documented
Entered values and scenario choices remain available for review instead of disappearing into spreadsheet versions.
What you get
Built for contested asset division
Allocation scenario modeling
Compare split configurations against a target percentage and equalization result.
Assets and liabilities together
Keep mortgages, shared debt, and reimbursement claims beside the assets they affect.
Tax and liquidity context
Record tax, retirement-account, QDRO, and liquidity considerations for counsel to review.
Client intake portal
Give parties a structured place to provide values and priorities under the selected permission mode.
Documented output
Keep allocation inputs and results together for mediation and professional review.
Value comparison
Bring both parties' submitted values into one comparison so the remaining gaps are clear.
Where Celestial Divide fits
This is a pre-settlement modeling tool, not a replacement for your forensic analyst.
Your financial experts handle contested valuations and expert testimony. Celestial Divide helps structure the inventory, compare scenarios, and document the working division before settlement.
Coming soon
Clio integration is on the roadmap.
Clio document import is planned, not active today. Excel/CSV import and manual entry are available while that integration is in development.
Clio document import
In development
Excel / CSV import
Available now
Manual entry
Available now
Trust and control
Built for sensitive financial conversations
Matter roles and structured inputs help attorneys keep participation focused while preserving a reviewable record.
Role-based participation
Use the matter's permission approach to control how attorneys and parties participate.
Private value entry
Collect each party's unfinished inputs without exposing them to the other side.
Structured communication
Keep discussion tied to inventory items, submitted values, and working scenarios.
Reviewable matter record
Preserve the inputs and scenario choices used to reach the working division.
Pricing
Professional pricing for your whole organization.
Choose a shared case allowance covering both Estates and Divorce Matters.
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Professional
One shared case allowance for your Organization's Estates and Divorce Matters.
$1,999
/yr
≈ $400 per case
Each case may be an Estate or Divorce Matter.
Billed annually · 17% savings vs. monthly
Billed monthly · Cancel anytime
What's included:
- Shared case allowance — use for Estates or Divorce Matters
- Full equalization engine — all allocation scenarios modeled
- Unlimited assets, debts, and parties
- Private value entry for both parties — no anchoring
- Equalization payment modeling
- Adjustable envy tolerance and target split
- Tax, liquidity, and QDRO flag logic
- Audit trail and defensible allocation report
- Organization dashboard across cases
- Priority support and onboarding call
- White-label report options
- Dedicated account manager (100 cases)
- Team member access (unlimited seats)
- Billing and usage reporting
- Cancel anytime (monthly) / 30-day refund (annual)
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