Is IncoVoid right for your situation?
IncoVoid generates a personalized 14-page settlement report based on your state's divorce statutes. It works well for the majority of divorce situations, but like any formula-based tool, there are cases where it is less precise. This page tells you exactly where it excels and where it has limits, so you can decide with full information.
IncoVoid works best for situations like these.
You are in one of our 11 supported states
California, Texas, Florida, New York, Illinois, Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Arizona, North Carolina, or Connecticut.
Your primary assets are home, savings, and retirement accounts
IncoVoid calculates property division, retirement marital portions, and debt allocation with strong accuracy for standard asset profiles.
Your combined household income is under $500,000 per year
The statutory formulas we apply are calibrated for typical income ranges. High-income cases involve more judicial discretion.
You do not have a prenuptial agreement
If no prenup exists, state law governs division, which is exactly what this tool models. If you do have a prenup, your report will note this limitation.
Neither spouse owns a private business
Business valuation in divorce is complex and requires a professional appraisal. IncoVoid includes a preliminary indicator but flags this clearly.
Your children are under 18 and reside primarily in the US
Child support calculations follow your state's guidelines for standard custody arrangements.
Where IncoVoid may be less precise.
Your spouse owns or co-owns a business
Business income can be understated in divorce proceedings. We flag this in your report but cannot calculate business value. A certified appraiser is required.
Either spouse has stock options or RSUs
Equity compensation granted during marriage is marital property in most states but requires a specialist to value accurately. We do not calculate this.
A prenuptial or postnuptial agreement exists
A valid prenup overrides the state formulas we apply. Your report will still show statutory baselines but they may not reflect your actual agreement.
Either spouse has a defined benefit pension
Pensions require actuarial valuation and a QDRO to divide correctly. IncoVoid flags this but does not calculate pension present value.
There are international assets or property abroad
Foreign assets are outside the scope of US state statutes and this tool. We cannot calculate or include them.
A child has special needs or extraordinary expenses
Courts may deviate significantly from standard child support formulas in these cases. Our estimate assumes standard guideline calculations.
You can still proceed even if a limitation applies.
A limitation does not mean IncoVoid is useless for your situation. It means one section of your report may be an estimate rather than a precise figure. Many people with a pension, a prenup, or a spouse who owns a business still find the report valuable. It gives them a financial foundation to bring to their attorney, even if one piece needs professional refinement.