divviReview · AI Document Review

Know before
the court tells you.

divviReview runs your completed documents through an AI check built on Utah court requirements — flagging missing fields, income inconsistencies, and anything else that could get your case kicked back, before you file.

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$100 flat · Requires a started divviDivorce or divviModify case · Not legal advice

What it checks

Four things courts actually reject cases for.

Missing required fields
Utah's Financial Declaration (Rule 26.1) and other required forms flagged wherever a field the court expects is empty or inconsistent.
Income & number consistency
Income figures, child support math, and asset values checked against each other across every document in your case — not just spell-checked.
Parenting plan completeness
Checked against Utah's required parenting plan elements (Rule 4-903) so custody and parent-time terms won't get kicked back.
Filing readiness
Residency, waiting period, and signature requirements confirmed before you submit — so the court doesn't tell you after.
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A sample report.

Every report gives you a score, what's at risk, and the exact fix — like this fictional example.

divviReview
Filing readiness report
74
Needs review
3 issues found — each with the exact fix
Critical— Child Support
Decree ¶12 orders $850/mo, but the worksheet calculates $957.05
Fix: Match the decree to the worksheet, or document the deviation on Line 12.
Warning— Financial Declaration
Employer name and address left blank on line 2
Fix: Add your employer, or mark the field “unemployed” — a blank reads as incomplete.
Note— Petition
Marriage date written two ways (June 3, 2014 and 06/30/2014)
Fix: Pick one date and one format and use it in every document.
Looks good ✓
✓ All 12 required parenting plan topics present
✓ Residency requirement properly pled
✓ Asset and debt totals consistent across documents
Sample report — fictional case, illustrative data. Checks completeness and consistency; not legal advice.
The process

A score and a fix list in minutes.

01
Finish your documents
Complete your divviDivorce or divviModify wizard so your case data is ready to review.
02
Run divviReview
Pay the flat $100 fee and our AI reviews every document in your case against Utah court requirements.
03
Get a scored report
A pass/warn/fail score, plus every issue found — with the section it's in, why it matters, and how to fix it.
04
Fix and re-file
Update your documents in the wizard and file with confidence, or add divviFile to have someone else handle the submission.
One flat fee
$100
Questions

What people ask about divviReview.

Is this the same as an attorney reviewing my case?+

No — divviReview is an AI-powered check against Utah court requirements, not legal advice from a licensed attorney. It catches the kinds of errors that get documents kicked back or challenged, but it isn't a substitute for legal counsel on strategy or contested issues.

What does the report actually look like?+

A score from 0–100, an overall pass/warn/fail status, a list of issues by severity (critical, warning, note) with the section they're in and how to fix them, plus a summary of what's already strong.

Do I need a divvi case to use this?+

Yes — divviReview checks the documents and data already in your case, so you'll need to have started (or completed) your divviDivorce or divviModify wizard first.

How is this different from divviFile?+

divviReview checks your documents before you file. divviFile is the actual filing — submitting to the court and getting your case accepted. Most people run Review first, then add divviFile.

Frequently asked questions

What does divviReview check?

It reads every document generated for your case and checks them against Utah court requirements and against each other — missing fields, values that disagree between documents, dates that do not line up, and the kinds of gaps that get a packet sent back by a clerk.

How much does divviReview cost?

$100, as a one-time add-on to a case. Preparing the documents themselves stays free; the review is optional and is meant for the moment before you file.

Is divviReview the same as having a lawyer review my documents?

No, and it is important to be clear about that. divviReview is an automated consistency and completeness check. divvi is not a law firm, has no attorneys, and does not give legal advice. If your case needs legal judgement rather than a document check, you want an attorney.

When should I run divviReview?

After the wizard has generated your documents and before you file. That is when a missing field or a mismatched figure is still cheap to fix — once a clerk rejects a packet you are re-filing rather than editing.