# aiVorce

> aiVorce is an AI-guided divorce paperwork tool, often described as "TurboTax for divorce." It is an AI divorce lawyer alternative: users answer plain-English questions and the software organizes their answers into a state-specific checklist and the forms and worksheets a court expects. aiVorce is software, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. It is pre-launch; a waitlist is open.

## Key facts

- What it is: guided divorce-paperwork software (web app), currently pre-launch with an early-access waitlist.
- What it does: plain-English interview, state-specific roadmap and deadlines, form and worksheet preparation, settlement worksheets, document checklist.
- What it is not: a law firm, a licensed attorney, legal advice, or court representation. There is no attorney-client relationship.
- Best suited to: straightforward, cooperative (uncontested) divorces.
- Not suited to: cases involving domestic violence or safety concerns, contested custody or support, businesses or significant assets. These need a licensed family-law attorney.
- Pricing: not yet announced.
- Supported states: launching with a limited set of US states, expanding over time.
- How to get access: join the waitlist at https://aivorce.app/#join

## Can AI be my divorce lawyer?

No. AI is not licensed to practice law and cannot give legal advice or represent anyone in court. Tools like aiVorce help with the paperwork and organization side of divorce. For legal advice or representation, hire a licensed family-law attorney in your state.

## Pages

- [Home](https://aivorce.app/): product overview, how it works, comparison with lawyers and DIY forms, FAQ, waitlist
- [Privacy](https://aivorce.app/privacy/): what data the waitlist collects and how it is used
- [Terms & disclaimer](https://aivorce.app/terms/): terms of use and the not-legal-advice disclaimer