Start Planning your Divorce Today —Even If Your Spouse Doesn't Agree
Thinking about divorce, but stuck on step one?
You might’ve told your spouse and they either didn’t take you serieously or refused all together. Or you’re dreading the conversation to start with because you know it won’t go well.
So you’re left just waiting.
You’re waiting because you niether want this to drag out in court, nor do you want to live half married the rest of your life.
There’s a Third Option.
The 30-Day Divorce Prep gives you everything you need to to move you forward on your divorce even if your spouse won’t cooperate.
I’ve helped thousands like you at the beginning of their divorce, and I want to help you too. So I put everything I’ve been privately giving for years into this one handy and easy to use kit.
No more waiting. No more hoping they’ll change. No more dreading another day repeating the past.
You’re ready to move forward. Now you have the tools to do it.
Everything you Need to Start Preparing for your divorce TODAY - NOT SOMEDAY
Why You Need This Kit
“There isn’t a chance that I could’ve handled it without the FANTASTIC RESOURCE that your “Guide” thoroughly represents! There is no way. No way!”
Craig Sherwin
Practical Easy to follow Self-paced
Will you look back in six months and wish you'd spend the $7?
- Divorce coaching sessions: $1,200+
- Financial prep & disclosure guidance: $800+
- Communication & parenting planning support: $600+
- Strategy & readiness planning: $400+
Total estimated prep cost: $3,000+
Instant Access — For Just $7!
For the price of less than two minutes with a lawyer, you’ll get everything you need to start your divorce.
No more waiting. No more guessing. Take the next step today.
Your Questions, Answered
Yes. This kit was created specifically for that situation.
It helps you:
- get clear on your decision,
- prepare for difficult conversations,
- respond calmly when your spouse resists,
- and start taking steps that are within your control, even if your spouse isn’t ready yet.
You don’t need their agreement to begin preparing.
No.
This kit is designed to come before hiring professional help.
Many people use it to:
- organize their thoughts,
- understand their finances,
- and feel emotionally and practically prepared
before spending money on mediation or legal support.
It sets you up for a better divorce experience later.
That’s okay — and very common.
The Divorce Readiness Assessment and reflection questions are meant to help you:
- slow down,
- separate emotion from clarity,
- and understand why you’re leaning toward divorce.
This is so much more than information. It includes:
- clear explanations,
- practical scripts you can actually use,
- fillable tools and spreadsheets,
- and a 30-day action plan that breaks everything into small, manageable steps.
That’s exactly why this is structured as a 30-day prep.
You don’t need to do everything at once.
Most exercises can be completed in short sittings, and many people take longer than 30 days — that’s fine.
This is meant to reduce overwhelm, not add to it.
This spreadsheet is simply a clear list of what you own and what you owe — nothing more.
You don’t need financial experience, and you don’t need exact numbers.
It walks you through:
- listing assets like your home, savings, vehicles, and pensions,
- listing debts like credit cards, loans, and lines of credit,
- and seeing everything in one place for the first time.
Many people tell me this is the moment things finally start to feel less scary.
That’s completely normal.
This spreadsheet is meant to be a working draft, not a final document.
You can:
- leave items blank,
- estimate where needed,
- and update it as you gather statements.
You’re learning about your family money before decisions are made.
You can’t divide what you can’t see.
This spreadsheet helps you:
- understand the full picture before negotiating,
- avoid giving up important assets too early,
- and have more informed conversations with your spouse, mediator, or lawyer.
Even if you later hire professionals, this work makes those conversations clearer, faster, and less overwhelming.
Most steps take 15–30 minutes. Some days are simply about reflection or preparation, not action.
Yes. This guide focuses on preparation, communication, and financial organization, which apply no matter where you live.
Any legal or filing references are general, and you’ll always want to follow the rules of your own province or country for formal legal steps.