1 · Get appointed
Letters of authority from the probate court.
and counsel
Trust departments carry dozens of estates with the same fiduciary duty on each. Celestial Divide standardizes the division process — consistent guardrails, role-based controls, and documentation that holds up to review.
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Every estate is different — but the standard of care isn't. Without a shared process, quality depends on whoever happens to hold the file.
The same structured workflow on every file — regardless of which officer runs it.
Officers, beneficiaries, and outside counsel each see exactly what they should — nothing more.
Every input, valuation, and allocation decision captured as it happens — not reconstructed later.
Status, inventory, and outcomes in a controlled portal — fewer calls, cleaner communication trails.
One process. Every estate.
Documented end to end.
Four steps that turn a tense, messy situation into a clear, documented plan — without pretending there's one perfect answer.
Create the estate, invite participants, and define what information is shared with whom.
Each person privately ranks and values what they care about — no awkward family meetings required.
The solver runs allocation scenarios and shows the tradeoffs side-by-side, in plain language.
Share results and a clear record of what was considered and why — ready for every stakeholder.
At the core of Celestial Divide is an optimization engine built on envy-free division — the branch of mathematics devoted to splitting things people care about. It weighs what each person values, then finds allocations where no one would trade their share for someone else's.
The same lake house is worth different things to different people. The engine works from each person's own valuations — not just the appraisals.
A pre-tax 401(k), a Roth, and a lake house are not the same kind of dollar. The engine runs tax-aware equalization and debt offsets, so scenarios compare what people actually receive.
Every recommendation comes with the reasoning behind it, in plain language — so "why did she get the house?" has a written answer.
The math of a fair division — preferences, valuations, equalization — outgrows a spreadsheet the moment two people want the same thing.
Estate settlement runs from the courthouse to the final tax return. Celestial Divide carries everything in between — inventory, valuations, division, and administration — and produces a clean, documented file for the legal steps at either end.
Letters of authority from the probate court.
Every asset in one place — property, businesses, brokerage accounts, IRAs, personal items.
Each beneficiary values every asset privately — no anchoring, no family meeting.
The fairness engine turns valuations into a defensible division blueprint.
Sales, payouts, cash on hand, and notices that keep every beneficiary informed.
Final filings and taxes.
Role-based access and clear boundaries keep information controlled and conversations constructive — even when emotions run high.
Control what each participant can see and do at every stage.
Conversations stay tied to decisions instead of spiraling into side channels.
Capture the "why" in plain language, alongside the outcomes.
Executors, professionals, and beneficiaries each get a purpose-built experience.
Pay per estate, not per seat. Start with a single estate or choose firm pricing up to 100 estates per year.
For executors and families handling a single estate.
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What's included:
One shared case allowance for your Organization's Estates and Divorce Matters.
≈ $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:
One shared case allowance for the whole Organization
Estates and Divorce Matters draw from the same allowance at the same rate. Add seats without changing the case allowance.
No. Celestial Divide is a structured communication, scenario evaluation, and documentation tool. It does not replace professional guidance.
It can be helpful once it's clear assets need to be divided and multiple people's preferences must be considered.
That's expected. The platform makes preferences and tradeoffs visible so disagreements can be addressed constructively.
No. It reduces friction and helps everyone stay aligned, while professionals provide the appropriate guidance for the situation.
Only what's necessary. Access is controlled by role, and you choose what gets shared at each stage.
Yes - you can share outcomes and documentation in a way that keeps everyone aligned on what was decided and why.
The goal isn't to eliminate disagreement — it's to replace confusion with a clear process, so decisions are understood, documented, and easier to carry forward.
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