The money, shown
The arithmetic, with its work shown.
Ten worksheets take you from a document checklist to a division ledger. Every computed figure lists the steps that produced it and the statute behind the rule, so both of you can check it and so can your lawyer.
W-1 · Child support
The arithmetic
Steps
1. Add both incomes, less FICA.
2. Apply the statutory cap to the combined amount.
3. Apply the one-child rate of 17%.
4. Prorate by each share of the combined income.
Simon is the payor on these figures, at $1,822 a month before adjustments.
Both incomes set by Bea on Mar 02, from the 2025 returns
Sample matter · Bea and Simon Okafor · not real people
The worksheets
W-3 · The house
Equity
$185,400
Framing one
One buys out the other
A refinance at current rates and a payment of half the equity.
Framing two
Sell and divide
Proceeds split after costs of sale, on a date you both name.
Both are shown the same way. Neither is a recommendation.
Sample matter · Bea and Simon Okafor · not real people
Visible arithmetic
Caps, rates, and effective dates, in the open.
Steps are rendered, not summarized. Citations sit inline next to the rule they belong to, with the version date, because the numbers change and a figure without a date is not checkable.
Where an issue has two common framings, both appear side by side, both neutral. The app never ranks them.
Linked accounts
Private until you share it.
An unshared account is invisible to the other person, including that it exists. Sharing is read-only, per institution, and reversible. Tokens are sealed server-side; the other person can never see your credentials.
The disclosure organizer is a guided statement of net worth fill. It stays private until the two of you exchange, and it suggests values from data already in the app so you enter each number once.
Accounts
Under Simon
Hudson Valley Federal
SharedMeridian Savings
Private to youSynced this morning
Sharing is per institution and reversible. Until you share one,Bea cannot see its balance, its transactions, or that it exists.
Sample matter · Bea and Simon Okafor · not real people
Expenses
This period · Mar 1 to Mar 15
Ada · school · Mar 04 · paid by Simon$84
Ada · medical · Mar 11 · paid by Bea$180
Ada · activities · Mar 13 · paid by Bea$110
Simon owes Bea $97 to even the period.
Split 67/33, the share of combined income each of you carries under W-1, not halves.
Sample matter · Bea and Simon Okafor · not real people
The audit trail
Every field remembers who set it.
Both of you can rely on the same numbers because neither of you can quietly change them. Expenses, the support payment log, and the legal cost tracker follow the same rule.
Where the money sits in the whole of it.
Decide, compare, close, gather, hand off. The figures are gathered once and every worksheet and document reads them from there.