Free PDF workbook · U.S. edition
The 30-Day Divorce Plan is a free, day-by-day workbook that takes you from “I don’t know where to start” to organized, informed, and ready for your next step — one task a day, most of them under an hour.
34 pages · Instant download · No email, no account, no cost
What’s inside
Every day gives you one task, a short explanation of why it matters, and a checklist you can actually finish.
Private communication, a document binder, your true financial baseline, and the divorce rules for your own state.
Income, assets, debts, and a budget built for the life you are actually walking into — not the one you have now.
The housing math most people get wrong, a parenting plan that prevents arguments, insurance, and boundaries.
DIY, mediation, or attorney — what each really costs, how to prepare, and how to file without your forms bouncing.
A look inside
No theory, no filler. One task, why it matters, and boxes to check.
You cannot divide what you have not counted, and you cannot spot what is missing until you look. Your credit report alone will surface accounts you forgot — or never knew about.
Do this today
If you have never handled the household finances, this day will feel worst. Do it anyway — it is the single highest-value hour in this plan.
Honest expectations
Questions
Yes. The PDF downloads instantly when you click the button. No payment, no account, no email address, no upsell on the next page.
Usually not. Most states impose a mandatory waiting period after filing — anywhere from none to six months or more — and a contested case takes much longer. What 30 focused days does is get you from paralyzed to a filed case or a complete, documented plan, with your decisions made on purpose instead of in a panic.
No. This is general educational information. Hello Divorce is not a law firm, and downloading the guide does not create an attorney-client relationship. Divorce law is set state by state, so confirm anything that matters with your state court’s self-help center or a licensed attorney in your state.
The plan is written for all 50 states. It covers what is the same everywhere — documents, finances, budgets, housing math, parenting plans, disclosure, filing — and Day 5 walks you through finding the specific rules for your state and county on your own court’s website.
That depends on your situation, and the guide helps you answer it. Week 4 compares DIY, online services, mediation, collaborative divorce, and litigation on cost and fit. If there is abuse, a business, hidden assets, or a contested custody question, talk to an attorney.
Yes — that is how it is designed. U.S. Letter format, real checkboxes, and ruled worksheets for the inventory, the budget, and your attorney questions.
Your safety comes before any paperwork. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233 (or text START to 88788) — free, confidential, and available 24/7. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
Thirty days from now you can have a file, a budget, a plan, and a path — or the same knot in your stomach. The download takes three seconds.
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