Checklists, templates, guides, and tools to help you take action on what you hear in the show.
A one‑page, state‑specific action card to protect you from default: mark your exact deadline, grab the correct Answer/Counterpetition forms, file, and serve properly in CA, TX, or FL—with fee‑waiver, e‑filing, and ACP/tech‑safety shortcuts.
A plain‑English packet to help you finish your sworn financial statement the right way. Includes a 30‑item pull list, two filled examples (W‑2 and self‑employed), a red‑flags page to avoid sanctions or imputation, a judge’s‑read explainer, and state links for CA, FL, CO, and IL.
A step‑by‑step, plain‑English playbook for your first temporary orders hearing. Includes emergency vs. regular paths, state snapshots for financial disclosures (CA, FL, TX), how to label and present exhibits in a 20‑minute hearing, and exact post‑ruling actions. Not legal advice; check local rules.
A step‑by‑step, safety‑first field guide to serving divorce papers the right way — methods that work in your state, how to document attempts, when and how to ask for alternative service, and exactly what to file so your case moves forward.
A calm, state‑aware toolkit for your first divorce or custody mediation: what to bring, how to request safety accommodations, the negotiation plan to write down, in‑room scripts, and what to sign (or not) before you file.
A step‑by‑step, plain‑English guide to mandatory financial disclosures in divorce: how to find your real deadline, what to gather, how to protect safety and privacy, how to respond if the other side stonewalls, and a 30‑day plan to build Monica’s Binder. Designed for women actively navigating divorce in any U.S. state.
A step‑by‑step, safety‑aware playbook to hire the right family law attorney: verify licensure, run a structured 15‑question consult, decode fees/retainers, negotiate engagement terms, spot red flags, and change counsel cleanly if needed. Built for women navigating divorce, state by state.
A step‑by‑step clause kit that turns legalese into calendar‑ready parenting plan options for moms—covering decision‑making, weekly schedules, holidays, exchanges, ROFR, relocation, communication, make‑up time, and dispute resolution. Built to copy, adapt, and drop into your state’s official forms with a safety‑first lens.
A saveable, IRS‑linked quick‑check for women filing 2025 federal taxes during separation or divorce: filing status, dependents/Form 8332, 2025 CTC rules, support, property basis, retirement splits, and post‑separation safety/admin in nine precise steps.