Divide your marital property and see who owes whom
Drop in your list of assets and debts and Equalsheet totals the marital estate, sets separate property aside, shows what each spouse walks away with and works out the equalization payment — in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
How it works
- List your assets and debts — item, asset or debt, marital or separate, today's value and who keeps it — in the template, or try the sample.
- Enter both names and the split (a chosen modelling assumption) and your state's approach.
- Print the division with the equalization payment and the notes to discuss with your attorney or mediator.
Why Equalsheet
For spouses dividing property in a divorce or separation, and the mediators who help them. Before you sign a settlement you need to know what the marital estate is worth, what each of you walks away with and what one of you owes the other. Equalsheet turns your list of assets and debts into all three.
Your assets and debts
One row per item: the home and mortgage, accounts, retirement plans, cars and loans, cards. Use the template or paste from a spreadsheet.
Marital vs separate
Only rows you classify as marital are divided in this chosen scenario. Separate-labelled rows are held outside it. The tool does not determine legal ownership or court powers.
Equalization payment
Each spouse's share of the net against what the items they keep are worth, and exactly who pays whom to even it out.
Sell or keep
Mark an item “sell” and its net is split by the percentage; assign it to one spouse and it counts toward their side.
Split what-if
How the payment moves if the split changes by 5, 10 or 15 points — useful for an equitable distribution negotiation.
Flags
Unresolved amounts, types, classes, keepers or files block output. Valid scenarios include notes for underwater estates, retirement-account review and home equity before selling costs.
Simple pricing
Free for the division and the payment. Pro for every item, the full what-if and the exports.
Free
- Any number of items
- The full division and the equalization payment
- 3 what-ifs and 12 items shown, print with a footer
- No signup, nothing uploaded
7-day pass
- 7 days of Pro, no subscription
- Every item
- Full split what-if, print without footer
- Excel workbook and spouses, what-if and property CSVs
Pro Monthly
- Everything in Pro
- Update the division as negotiations go
- All exports
- Cancel anytime
Pro Yearly Best value
- Everything in Pro
- For divorces that take a year or more
- Costs less than 6 months of monthly
Prices in USD. Secure checkout by Polar, our merchant of record (its checkout shows our seller name, Launchtools). Sales tax is added at checkout in the US, Canada and India; elsewhere VAT/GST is included. Already bought? Enter your license key.
Tools & guides
- Divorce asset division calculator
- How much does one spouse owe the other?
- A marital property spreadsheet that does the math
- Marital vs Separate Property in a Divorce
- Community Property vs Equitable Distribution
- Dividing a 401(k), IRA or Pension in a Divorce
- A lighter alternative to a divorce financial planner
- A simple alternative to settlement software
FAQ
Is my data uploaded?
No. Your files are read by JavaScript in your browser tab and never sent to us or anyone else. Property rows aren't stored, so closing the tab clears them. Settings can be saved in this browser if you ask.
What does Equalsheet do?
It reads a list of a couple's assets and debts, totals the net marital estate, sets separate property aside, works out what each spouse is awarded from the items they keep, and computes the equalization payment that makes the split match 50/50 or the percentage you choose.
What is an equalization payment?
When the items one spouse keeps are worth more than their share of the net marital estate, they pay the other spouse the difference. This worksheet expresses a cash-equivalent difference; lawful transfers, account orders and tax treatment require separate review.
Does it know my state's law?
It applies the percentage you enter. The percentage is a modelling input. State laws and court powers vary, and a community classification does not establish a universal 50/50 rule. Separate-labelled rows are held outside this scenario, not legally protected by this tool. Review jurisdiction-specific advice before using a proposal.
What's free?
Importing within the shared input limits, the full division after valid intake, the equalization payment, every check, 3 split what-ifs and 12 items on screen and in print (with a footer). Pro shows every accepted item and adds Excel and CSV exports; input limits still apply.
What isn't covered?
Child and spousal support, alimony, tax on transfers, business valuation, the valuation date your state uses, tracing of commingled separate property, and court forms. It is a worksheet, not legal or tax advice.
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. Equalsheet applies the arithmetic it describes to the figures you provide. It is a worksheet to prepare with — check with a family law attorney, mediator or tax adviser before you sign a settlement. It is not affiliated with any court.