Separation Agreement Software
Separation agreement software for Canadian family lawyers
Divo drafts separation agreements straight from your matter data. The support and property terms come from the FCSG, SSAG, and provincial-division calculations you've already run — so the agreement and the numbers can never drift apart. The lawyer reviews and finalizes; Divo does the assembly.
One source of truth, from calculation to clause
The usual workflow splits a file in two: a calculator works out support and property, and then someone retypes those figures into a separation-agreement template. Every edit to income or assets means re-checking both — and transcription errors in an executed agreement are expensive.
Divo keeps the agreement bound to the matter. Run the calculations, and the separation agreement is generated from the same data with the support quantum, duration, and property division already in place. Recalculate, and the document follows.
What flows into a Divo separation agreement
Child support
FCSG table amount for the governing province, shared-custody set-off where applicable, and Section 7 special-expense apportionment — all from your calculation.
Spousal support
SSAG quantum and duration range (with-child or without-child formula), entitlement framing, and review/variation language.
Property division
Province-appropriate division: NFP equalization (ON, PE), excluded-property tracing (BC), Family Property Act categorization (AB), and the rest — with the equalization payment or division figure carried into the clause.
Disclosure & ILA
Financial-disclosure recitals tied to the documents in the matter, and independent-legal-advice acknowledgements where the province expects them.
Province-specific property terms
Separation-agreement property language depends on the governing province's division regime. See how Divo handles each:
Part of the same workflow
FAQ
Is Divo separation agreement software?
Yes. Divo drafts separation agreements for Canadian family-law matters directly from the figures already in your matter file. Support terms come from your FCSG child-support and SSAG spousal-support calculations, and property terms come from the provincial division you've run (Ontario NFP equalization, BC excluded property, Alberta family property, and the others). You enter the financial picture once; Divo assembles the agreement for lawyer review.
Do the support and property numbers flow into the agreement automatically?
Yes — that's the point of doing it inside Divo rather than a generic template. The child-support table amount, Section 7 apportionment, spousal-support quantum and duration range, and the property equalization or division figure are pulled from the same matter the calculations ran on. Change an income and the agreement language updates with the recalculated numbers.
Does it handle province-specific requirements?
Divo applies the property regime and statutory framing for the governing province — equalization in Ontario and PEI, excluded property in BC, the Family Property Act in Alberta, family patrimony in Quebec, and the Maritime and territorial regimes. Independent legal advice (ILA) acknowledgements and financial-disclosure recitals are included where the province expects them. See your province page for specifics.
Who is responsible for the final agreement?
The lawyer. Divo prepares a complete draft from the matter data, but the lawyer reviews every clause, exercises judgment on what to include, advises the client, and signs off. Divo handles the assembly and the math — not the legal advice.
Can I export the agreement to edit in Word?
Yes. Agreements export to fully editable Word and to PDF. Clause-level edits made for a specific matter stay in the document; the matter file in Divo remains the source of truth for the underlying calculations.
Draft from the matter, not from scratch
Book a demo and we'll generate a separation agreement live from a test matter — support, property, and disclosure recitals included.