What you don’t know about your finances can matter just as much as what you do.
The Divorce Dossier helps you gather, organize, and understand the financial information surrounding your divorce—so you can walk into important conversations better prepared and with a clearer picture of what you have, what may be missing, and what questions still need answers.
From bank statements and tax returns to retirement accounts, business interests, debts, and other financial details, the workbook gives you a structured place to bring the pieces together.
Because when it comes to divorce, what you don’t know can cost you.
Instead of trying to remember everything in the middle of a meeting or reacting as new information appears, you can build a financial record you can refer back to as your divorce unfolds.
The goal isn’t to turn you into a financial expert. It’s to help you become a more informed participant in your own divorce—with better documentation, better questions, and a stronger sense of what deserves your attention.
Use The Divorce Dossier on its own or alongside any Free My Assets® resources that fit where you are in the process and the support you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I don’t know what accounts or assets we have?
That’s one reason to start organizing. The Dossier gives you a structured place to record what you know, notice what may be missing, and identify questions that need answers. You don’t have to fill every blank immediately; some of the value is discovering which blanks are there.
What if my spouse handled most of our finances?
You can still begin. The Dossier is designed to help you start building a clearer picture of your financial life from wherever you are now. Work with what you know, identify what you don’t, and use those gaps to help determine what information or professional guidance you may need next.
How can this help me prepare for meetings with my attorney or financial professionals?
Having your information organized can help you walk into important conversations with better documentation and more focused questions. Instead of trying to remember everything in the moment, you’ll have a financial record you can refer to as you discuss your situation and next steps.
Is this meant to replace legal or financial advice?
No. This workbook is designed to help you prepare and organize information so you can use your time with legal and financial professionals more effectively.
What financial information should I be gathering for my divorce?
The Divorce Dossier helps you work through the major pieces of your financial picture, including income, expenses, assets, debts, accounts, property, and other important records. You don’t need to know everything before you begin—the workbook helps you identify what you have and what you may still need to find.
How do I download this resource?
After purchase, you’ll receive an email with a link to download your Divorce Dossier. Simply open the email and click the download link to save the workbook to your device.
What’s the best way to use the workbook?
You can use the workbook digitally or print it and work through it by hand. If you prefer a printed copy, consider printing it on pre-punched paper and keeping it in a binder so you can make notes, add documents, and return to it as your divorce unfolds.
Pro tip: A binder makes it easy to add supporting financial documents right alongside the sections they relate to.
Can I download the workbook again later?
Yes. Your download link will remain in the email you receive after purchase, so you can return to that email whenever you need to access the workbook again. We recommend saving a copy to your device for easy access.
Price
$59
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This package includes
The Divorce Dossier — a 19-page guide to organizing your financial information, identifying gaps, and preparing for important divorce conversations.