Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our export mirrors the official Form E (01/23) layout and includes the Statement of Truth page. You print, sign, and attach your documents.

Not for the form itself. Form E is primarily a financial fact-finding document. Divvio guides you through every question to ensure your disclosure is complete and correctly formatted. Many users complete the form themselves and only consult a solicitor later for specific advice on their settlement.

Start free. You only pay when you export your court‑ready PDF (from £79). Optional AI passes/add‑ons are available.

Bank statements, CETV (pension valuation), mortgage statement, payslips and more. We provide a personalised checklist based on your answers.

Yes. Your progress autosaves on every field, and you can switch devices anytime. Your data is securely stored so you can pick up exactly where you left off.

No. Your account is private to you. We only generate a PDF when you are ready. You physically exchange that PDF with your ex (or their solicitor) only when you are satisfied with it.

Divorce takes months. Your license includes unlimited updates for 1 year. If your bank balance changes or you get a new job, just log in, update the figure, and download a fresh PDF instantly without re-typing everything.

You can, but the official Word doc is notoriously difficult—it breaks formatting, doesn't sum totals, and doesn't check for errors. Divvio prevents common rejections (like missing pension valuations) and handles all the complex math for you.

Absolutely. We use bank‑level encryption, UK/EU data residency, and offer data deletion on request. Your privacy and security are our top priorities.

If the court rejects our formatting, we'll fix it or refund you. We stand by the quality and compliance of our generated forms.

Yes, it covers all sections of the Form E, including financial details, needs, and capital requirements. It guides you through each section step-by-step.

Currently, Divvio is optimised for the standard Form E used in financial remedy proceedings. While much of the information is similar, specific variation forms may differ.