Divorce Settlement Calculator
Estimate how marital assets and debts will be divided in your divorce. Customize the split percentage based on your state's rules.
A divorce settlement calculator helps estimate how marital property will be divided between spouses. Most states follow either equitable distribution (fair but not necessarily equal) or community property (50/50 split) rules. This tool lets you add all assets and debts, set a split percentage, and see each spouse's estimated share.
50% / 50%
Spouse 150/50 Community PropertySpouse 2
Marital Assets
Total: $435,000Marital Debts
Total: $188,000Settlement Estimate
Total Assets
$435,000
Total Debts
$188,000
Net Estate
$247,000
Spouse 1 (50%)
$123,500
Spouse 2 (50%)
$123,500
Finalize Your Settlement Agreement
Now that you have an estimate, create a legally binding settlement agreement online. State-specific, lawyer-reviewed, and court-ready.
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How Divorce Settlements Are Calculated
Divorce settlements are calculated by determining the total value of all marital assets, subtracting marital debts to arrive at the net marital estate, then dividing that estate according to your state's property division rules. Community property states split 50/50; equitable distribution states divide "fairly" based on factors like income, marriage length, and contributions.
Community Property vs. Equitable Distribution
🏛️ Community Property (9 states)
AZ, CA, ID, LA, NV, NM, TX, WA, WI
- ✓ Generally 50/50 split
- ✓ All marital property is "community"
- ✓ Separate property stays with original owner
⚖️ Equitable Distribution (41 states)
All other states + DC
- ✓ "Fair" but not necessarily equal
- ✓ Judge considers multiple factors
- ✓ Typical range: 40-60% to higher earner