The Divorce Roadmap

Feeling overwhelmed by divorce and unsure what to do first?

The Divorce Roadmap gives you a clear, organized path forward. This 23-page digital toolkit helps you understand what needs attention, gather important information, prepare for difficult decisions, and determine your next responsible step.

Instead of trying to solve everything at once, you will work through the divorce process one manageable step at a time.

Inside the toolkit

• A clear 12-step divorce roadmap
• Quick-start checklist
• Divorce document checklist
• Assets and property worksheet
• Debt tracker
• Monthly budget worksheet
• House decision worksheet
• Child-focused planning checklist
• Two-week parenting schedule
• Children’s shared-expense worksheet
• Big decisions tracker
• Productive-conversation planner
• Communication worksheet
• Proposal-review checklist
• Agreement-detail checklist
• Minnesota filing-path overview
• Legal-process tracker
• Post-divorce checklist
• Next-chapter planning pages

This toolkit can help you

• Understand where you are in the divorce process
• Identify what information you still need
• Organize financial and family details
• Prepare for mediation, coaching, or attorney meetings
• Think through decisions before making agreements
• Turn an overwhelming situation into clear next steps

Created by Bridget Leschinsky, CDC Certified Divorce Coach®, CDC Certified Transition and Recovery Coach®, and Rule 114 Qualified Family Mediator.

Digital download

This is a downloadable PDF. No physical product will be mailed. You may print the pages or complete your answers in a separate document.

Important information

This toolkit provides general education and organizational support. It is not legal, tax, financial, mental health, or safety advice. Laws and court procedures vary. Consult a qualified professional when decisions may affect your legal rights, finances, taxes, safety, or children.

For personal use only. This product may not be copied, resold, shared, distributed, or used to provide services to others without written permission.