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Divorce Brief
A free, quiet conversation

A personalized brief on your Texas divorce.

Answer at your own pace — the brief turns your facts into something a lawyer can scan.

Start your brief

Start your brief

A few clear questions, at your pace.

Saved as you go. Skip anything you're not ready to answer — about 15 minutes.

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How it works

Three steps. About fifteen minutes.

  1. Answer at your own pace

    Plain questions about your marriage, your finances, and your kids. Skip anything you're not ready to answer — "I don't know" is a real answer. Saved as you go.

  2. We turn it into a brief

    Your answers become an organized read on your Texas divorce — property, support, children, and what's likely ahead — written in plain language, not legalese.

  3. Keep it. Take it anywhere

    The brief is yours. Read it, save it, and bring it to any Texas family lawyer — or just use it to understand where you stand before you decide anything.

What you get

A clear picture of your divorce — before you talk to a lawyer.

Your brief is built from your facts, not a template. Here's what's inside.

  • Where things stand

    A plain-language summary of your situation — the parts that matter, in a few clear lines a lawyer can scan in a minute.

  • Your property picture

    How Texas community property works for your marriage, and a first look at your marital estate — what's likely shared, what may be separate.

  • A support estimate

    A Texas guideline child-support figure run on your numbers. A starting number, not a promise — but a real one to reason from.

  • Where your children fit

    What conservatorship and parenting time actually mean in Texas, framed around what you told us — without promising any outcome.

  • Simple parts, and hard parts

    An honest read on what looks straightforward in your case and what's worth a closer look, so nothing blindsides you later.

  • The questions worth asking

    A personalized set of questions to bring to a lawyer — drawn from your facts, including the ones most people don't know to ask.

Why it's free

Built by a law firm. Yours to keep.

Divorce Brief is built on the same Texas family-law framework the attorneys at Trusler Legal use every day, then applied to your facts automatically. It's free because getting oriented shouldn't cost anything — and the brief is yours to take to any Texas family lawyer, including someone other than us.

  • No account or payment to start, and no credit card — ever.
  • Anonymous until you choose to save it. Never sold or shared, and never used to train AI.
  • Educational, not legal advice — questions to ask a lawyer, not answers that replace one.

Built by Trusler Legal · Take this to any Texas family lawyer

No account · No payment · Educational only