AI divorce agreement analysis, with the clause cited

What it reads

Custody agreements, divorce decrees, parenting plans and court orders, from any country. You can add more than one, and setup takes a minute or two depending on length. DivZen picks out the clauses, obligations, cost splits and key dates, and the rest of the app works from them: the calendar, expense checks and message drafts all use your terms.

What you can ask

Ask about your document in your own words. For example:

• "Who pays for the children's braces?"
• "How much notice do I need to give to swap a weekend?"
• "Which holidays do I have this year?"

Each answer is in plain English and points to the clause, so you can read the original wording yourself.

How your agreement is handled

Your data is encrypted with AES-256 and never sold. When you ask a question, the relevant text goes to the AI model (OpenAI) with names and personal details replaced by placeholders such as CHILD_1, and the real names are put back in the answer you see. Receipt images and audio recordings are sent unaltered, because details can't be removed from them. Your co-parent has no access to your account.

What it can't do

An AI reading can be wrong, and agreements can be ambiguous. DivZen tells you what your document says; it can't tell you how a court would read it or whether you should go back to court. Use it for everyday questions, and take the ones with real consequences to a family lawyer.

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