About Divorce Navigator
Divorce Navigator is an online divorce organization platform designed to help divorcing individuals, couples, and professional divorce mediators organize the practical information involved in separation and mediation — in one structured, private workspace.
What Is Divorce Navigator?
Divorce Navigator is a web-based organizational platform — not a law firm, not a legal advice service, and not a replacement for professional counsel. It is a technology tool that helps people gather, structure, and share the information that is typically needed during the divorce process.
The platform gives both parties — and their mediator — a shared, organized workspace where nothing gets lost in email threads or scattered across folders.
Divorce Navigator is built and operated by Adriatic Mediation LLC, a professional divorce mediation firm with offices in New Jersey and North Carolina.
At a glance
- Platform type
- Online divorce organization software
- Who uses it
- Divorcing individuals, couples, and professional mediators
- Built by
- Adriatic Mediation LLC (NJ & NC)
- Cost to start
- Free — no credit card required
- Legal advice?
- No — organizational technology only
Who Is Divorce Navigator For?
The platform is designed for anyone involved in the divorce and mediation process who needs a structured place to organize information.
Divorcing Individuals
People going through a divorce who want to understand their financial situation, track shared tasks, and arrive at mediation or negotiation fully prepared.
Divorcing Couples
Both spouses can access the same workspace, see the same information, and work through the process collaboratively — reducing conflict caused by information gaps.
Divorce Mediators
Professional mediators can use the Mediator Platform to manage cases, run intake, take session notes, draft agreements with AI assistance, and maintain a referral network.
What Divorce Navigator Helps You Organize
The platform is built around the categories of information that typically need to be gathered, reviewed, and agreed upon during a divorce.
Financial Information
Record income, expenses, and debts for both parties. Build a clear picture of household finances before mediation.
See financial checklist →Assets and Property
Inventory marital assets — real estate, vehicles, bank accounts, investments, retirement accounts, and personal property — with estimated values and ownership status.
Read the assets and debts guide →Important Documents
Track which documents have been gathered, organized by category: financial, legal, property, court filings, and documents related to children.
See document checklist →Shared Tasks
Create and track action items for both parties — from gathering tax returns to scheduling appraisals — with due dates, priorities, and assignees.
Court Filing Steps
Work through a structured checklist of the typical steps in a divorce filing, with form references and court information.
Schedule and Events
Record important dates — court hearings, mediation sessions, appraisal appointments, and custody exchanges — in a shared calendar.
Privacy and Security
Divorce involves highly sensitive financial and personal information. Divorce Navigator uses password authentication and HTTPS in transit, and the current application does not implement targeted advertising or a data-sale mechanism. Review the Security & Privacy page for current safeguards, limitations, AI processing, and deletion practices.
Legal Notice
Divorce Navigator is an organizational technology platform. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, legal representation, or professional financial advice. Information organized in the platform does not constitute legal documents. Users should consult qualified attorneys, financial advisors, and other professionals appropriate to their situation. Read our full disclaimer →
Ready to get organized?
Start your free account and see how Divorce Navigator helps you bring order to a complicated process.