Built for New York law
Decide how you separate, together.
A private place for two people. You each answer the same questions on your own time. Where the answers match, it is settled. Where they differ, it goes on one list for your next sit-down.
The house · Tier A
WaitingWho stays in the house until it sells
This sets the carrying costs for the next year and who your child wakes up with on school days.
Sample matter · Sasha and Tom Ardenne · not real people
How it works
Three steps, then a packet.
1 · Decide
One question at a time, on your own.
300+ decisions, each with why it matters and what a New York court does if you never agree. You answer on your phone, at your own pace, and cannot see the other answer until you have given yours.
2 · Compare
Where you match, it is settled.
Both answers side by side, in the same order for both of you. Anything one of you would take the other’s answer on closes in one tap. The rest goes on the agenda for the table.
3 · Hand off
A packet your mediator can work from.
A term sheet, an open-items agenda, your worksheets as exhibits, and two draft agreements with every blank traced to a decision. It prints, and it says on every page that it is not legal advice.
The same screen, for both of you
Nothing is scored. Nobody is ahead.
Both of you see the same figures in the same order. A disagreement is drawn as a disagreement, never as an error. Where one of you would take the other’s answer, it closes in one tap. Where neither would, it goes to the table.
Sasha sees
Thanksgiving: who has it
- Sasha: alternate, Sasha in even years
- Tom: alternate, Tom in even years
Tom sees
Thanksgiving: who has it
- Sasha: alternate, Sasha in even years
- Tom: alternate, Tom in even years
Two people, forever. No sign-up, no third user, nothing sold.
One matter is opened for the two of you. Everything in it is private to you both, and both of you can print all of it at any time.