Divorce Survival Tool Kit (Printable Pack)

FAQs

Is this a physical product or a download?

This is a digital download. Nothing will be shipped to your home address. After purchase, you get immediate access to the PDF file to download and print at home. No waiting, start getting prepared and organized (and create a divorce binder*) within minutes.

*You can use a standard-sized 3-ring binder to create your own Divorce Binder.

How do I print this tool kit?

You can either print from home, on any laser (black and white) or inkjet color printer or you can send it to an office supply store, like OfficeMax or Staples (they can even bind the pages for you if you’d like – most of this can be done online through their website). If you don’t want to print every page (especially page 1 and 2) of this toolkit, you can change the “Pages: All” to “Pages: From __ to __” in your printer settings.

What type of paper do I need?

Any standard 8 1/2 in. by 11 in. white printer paper will work or you can print on a little heavier grade like Hammermill 24lb paper.

What if I have trouble downloading or finding my toolkit after purchase?

No problem! Just reply to your receipt email and I’ll make sure you get your product file.

Does this include sheets for parenting/co-parenting after divorce?

Not yet. But those sheets will be coming soon. You’ll be able to purchase them as an expansion pack or as a bundle, soon.

Does this toolkit include legal advice?

No. This toolkit is to prepare you for seeking legal advice and help you to stay organized, with all of the paperwork required (court papers, etc.) to get through a divorce. The included sheets help you to do that. You can also create a binder to hold all of that required paperwork.

*The sheets do not replace legal counsel. Furthermore, Jen Grice does not give legal advice. Please contact a lawyer in your area for specific legal counsel.

Will this toolkit benefit women in other countries?

I believe so. The goal of this printable packet it to help anyone (with access to a printer and can read this – in English), anywhere to be organized, prepared, and feel confident in themselves (while working with a lawyer/attorney). These sheets are preparational tools and helpful tips with lots of blank space to write in your own needs, so it won’t matter what country you’re in.

*If you do find an issue, or have an idea about how to make a sheet apply to you, you can respond to your receipt email and let me know. I will gladly supply you an updated copy if I make a needed change.

Why are these printables not free?

With so many free printables on blogs today, you may wonder why I would charge for this digital toolkit. The first reason is, I invested a lot of time into this project. I consulted with a “big city” (not a small town) attorney to make sure I didn’t miss anything. (I really want this to be useful.) I then took my time to create all of the pages on a graphics software program, which I had to pay for. I’ve asked reviewers to make sure these are well made and would benefit anyone going through a divorce.

The second reason is, most of us have a ton of free printables on our computer that we don’t use. Why? Because we didn’t invest anything in them. Maybe you gave your email address but beyond that, it didn’t cost you anything. If you invest in something, especially a tool that can help you, there is a bigger chance that you’ll actually use it. And I really hope that you do!

If you’d prefer free printables, you may sign up for my emails and I’ll send you a link to my FREE Encouraging Printables Library.