settlements.meFair splits for separating couples
Work out a fair property settlement, without the fog.
Separation is hard enough. settlements.me helps you see the whole property picture, model fair splits, and understand what a court might do, in plain English.
Everything stays in your browser until you choose to save it.
Example output
Indicative court range for one person
55% to 62%
Assets
$1.45m
Debts
$520k
Super
$547k
Balancing payment
$214k
Illustrative only. Your own results come from your own figures.
Demo build
See it in action
A recorded walkthrough of the six demo scenarios, and the full product specification with architecture, wireframes, the settlement method and the phase two plan.
How it works
Disclose
List what you both own and owe. Enter your figures, and your best guess for your former partner. Disagreement is normal and the tool expects it.
Model
See what different splits look like in real dollars, and an indicative range based on the four steps courts follow. Every adjustment is explained.
Share
Save your matter and invite your former partner. Each of you edits only your own figures, and you can both see where you agree.
Why not just use amica?
amica is a good, government-backed option for simple, amicable cases, and if that is you, use it. settlements.me goes further when things are less tidy.
- •Different values from each person are a normal state, not an error. See the gap on every item.
- •Complex pools: businesses, trusts, self-managed super, and multiple properties, with who-keeps-what modelling.
- •Asset discovery across company, property, security and super registries when you suspect something is missing.
- •A court-style indicative range with every factor explained, so you know why, not just what.
Try a demo
Six realistic situations, ready to explore. No account needed.
Short marriage, no children, modest pool
Two incomes, one apartment, a short relationship. Solo mode with estimates for the other side.
Long marriage, three children, one income
Primary carer with no current income. Joint mode with both parties participating.
De facto, one party recently unemployed
Retrenched during the relationship, renting, small pool dominated by super and debt.
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