How Would Your Assets Be Split on Divorce?

SmartJudge applies the same Section 25 factors a real judge uses, grounded in a vetted list of leading England and Wales cases - not generic advice. You get an instant, legally grounded starting point, then the option to escalate to a solicitor review or a senior judge's opinion.

You can, but a general chatbot has no reliable way of knowing which case law matters and only knows what you happen to tell it, so its answer risks being partial - and it can state fabricated citations confidently. SmartJudge works through the Section 25 framework, asks structured questions, and checks every citation against a verified list.

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored on Google Firebase, and never shared with your spouse. The assessment cites only a curated, solicitor-reviewed set of real judgments, and a technical guardrail stops it inventing case law. You need only an email address to log in (a made-up one works, so you can stay anonymous), and you can delete everything at any time.

That's normal, and you don't need it. Every question about the other party is optional - enter what you know, use reasonable estimates where you can, and skip the rest. Your progress saves automatically, so you can refine the figures later as you learn more.

Send separating couples to SmartJudge before their MIAM or first joint session. Each gets a free, case-law-grounded view of how a court might divide their finances, so mediation starts from shared facts rather than two competing baselines. It is free for your clients, there is no referral fee or anything for your practice to sign, and a one-page client handout is ready to download.