Free guides for people facing divorce in Texas
Scott Rewak offers three free guides for people facing a divorce in Texas. Navigating Divorce is a workbook for getting prepared. From Conflict to In Control is a guide and workbook for a high-conflict divorce. "Your AI Conversations Can Be Used Against You in Your Divorce" explains how to use AI tools during a divorce without handing your spouse evidence. Each one is free to download.
Scott believes there's no substitute for being prepared. These guides are a way to start getting organized today, whether or not you have spoken with a lawyer yet. They are general education. They are not legal advice about your own case, and the law that applies to you depends on your situation.
Navigating Divorce
A workbook and toolkit for preparing for divorce, and for thriving after it. It helps you turn a pile of worries into a list of things you can actually do.
Inside you will find:
- Goal setting, so you know what matters most to you before decisions get made
- A documents and evidence checklist
- A section on your children's best interests
- A conversation log for keeping track of important talks
- Budgeting pages
- A property and debt inventory
- A section on the emotional journey of divorce
Who it is for: anyone thinking about divorce, getting ready to file, or recently served with papers. Learn more about Navigating Divorce.
From Conflict to In Control
A guide and workbook for a high-conflict divorce. It includes the same toolkit as Navigating Divorce, with an added focus on documentation and evidence: how to keep clear, calm records when your spouse is difficult, hostile or controlling.
Who it is for: people whose divorce involves constant arguments, threats, a controlling spouse, or a spouse who does not follow agreements. Learn more about From Conflict to In Control.
Your AI Conversations Can Be Used Against You in Your Divorce
A short report with seven rules for using AI tools like chatbots during a divorce without handing your spouse evidence. Many people now ask an AI tool about their marriage, their money or their case. This report explains why those chats may not stay private, and how to use these tools more carefully. It is general education.
Who it is for: anyone going through a divorce or custody matter who uses ChatGPT or another AI tool, or is tempted to. Learn more about the AI report.
Questions people ask
Are the guides really free?
Yes. You enter your name and email address, and the guide is sent to you. You can unsubscribe from follow-up emails at any time.
Which guide should I start with?
If you are just beginning, start with Navigating Divorce. If your spouse is hostile or controlling, From Conflict to In Control covers the same ground with more on keeping records. If you use AI tools, read the AI report as well.
Do the guides replace talking to a lawyer?
No. They help you get organized and understand the process in general terms. For advice about your own situation, speak with a family lawyer. Scott's first consultation is free and confidential.
