Software for divorce coaches
Help clients walk into every meeting ready.
Your clients arrive overwhelmed: a shoebox of statements, a lawyer asking for things they don't understand, and a mediation date coming fast. Give them one calm place to get organized.
Get started freeCoaching is hard to do when the paperwork is chaos.
You can help a client think clearly about what matters to them. That's much harder when every session gets spent hunting for a document their attorney asked for last week.
The right software takes the administrative weight off the client, so your time together goes to decisions, communication and the kids.
What good divorce coach software gives your clients
A guided document list
Exactly what to gather, in plain language, with progress they can see.
A picture of the finances
An organized view of what the family owns and owes, ready for the professionals.
Control over sharing
The client decides which attorney, mediator or financial professional sees what.
Meeting prep
Questions and priorities written down before the session, not remembered after.
Less overwhelm
One place instead of email threads, phone photos and sticky notes.
Visibility for you
With the client's permission, see where they're stuck before your next call.
Stay in your lane, and still be useful.
Coaches don't give legal or financial advice. Good software respects that line while letting you support the client through the parts that overwhelm them.
- Helping a client organize documents
- Preparing questions for their attorney
- Tracking what's still outstanding
- Valuing assets: their financial professional
- Drafting the agreement: their attorney
Common questions
What should divorce coach software do?
Help clients organize documents and finances, prepare for meetings with attorneys, mediators and financial professionals, and track what's still outstanding, without the coach giving legal or financial advice.
Is a general coaching platform enough?
General tools handle scheduling, notes and payments. They don't help a client assemble a financial disclosure or share it with their divorce team, and that's where many clients get stuck.
Can I work alongside my client's attorney?
Yes, if the client controls who's invited. You can see preparation progress while the attorneys and financial professionals handle the legal and financial work.
See it with one of your clients.
Coaching practices can use it free for 90 days. Invite a client and see how much calmer the next session feels.
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