Divorcepath review
Canadian family law calculations and disclosure workflows, from basic support tools to firm features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Divorcepath brings family law calculations, disclosure, and document workflows into one cloud-based service. It is aimed at Canadian lawyers, mediators, related professionals, and people navigating separation. Support tools cover child and spousal calculations, scenario comparison, special expenses, and court-ready reports; property workflows address net family property and equalization. Canadian federal and provincial coverage spans all 13 provinces and territories for support calculations, so the product is most relevant to practices working in that legal context.
The breadth of the professional workflow is a defining strength. Guided intake and financial disclosure collection feed into support and property calculations, pre-populated court forms, and separation agreements. Financial information can be extracted from tax documents and pay stubs, and documents can be drafted in the browser or through the Microsoft Word add-in. Clio sync covers client, matter, and contact data. Firm multi-user accounts and access controls support shared practice workflows; Enterprise adds Microsoft Entra SSO and SCIM, document-management integrations, and dedicated onboarding and rollout planning. Firms looking for a narrow calculator may not need this wider workflow, while those seeking integrated disclosure and drafting tools have more of the process in one product.
The free plan provides basic child and spousal support calculations, while the Child Support Only option adds special expenses and PDF reports. Child & Spousal Support adds special expense apportionment, and Professional expands into property calculations, forms, document editing, AI extraction, intake, and Clio sync. Enterprise is oriented toward identity and document-management needs. A free basic plan is not time-limited; the Professional offer is a separate 7-day trial, with no card required for the trial. Divorcepath is a fit for firms focused on Canadian divorce calculations and disclosure, especially those that want connected intake and documents. Practices outside Canadian family law, or seeking only basic support calculations, should weigh whether the broader workflow is relevant.
Divorcepath pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Compares support scenarios and produces court-ready reports.
- Combines property division, financial disclosure, and court forms.
- Connects intake and matter details with Clio and Microsoft Word.
- Where it doesn't
- The free plan is limited to basic support calculations.
- Professional workflows such as AI extraction and Clio sync are on a higher tier.
- Calculations and forms are built around Canadian family law.
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