A divorce coach focuses on practical, future‑focused support: decision‑making, communication, boundaries, co‑parenting plans, and your next chapter. They do not provide legal advice or mental‑health diagnosis. Instead, they complement your lawyer and, if you have one, your therapist—helping you prepare for important conversations, stay organised, and regulate your emotions during a highly stressful time.

Most coaches in our directory charge between $100–$250 per 50–60 minute session, depending on experience and specialisation. You’ll see clear pricing on each coach profile before you book. Some offer sliding‑scale or package options. Using our guided match flow is free, and there is no obligation to book with any coach you’re matched with.

Yes. We only share the details necessary to connect you with potential coaches, and we never share your information with your ex‑partner, employer, or anyone else. You can also request that your name be withheld until you choose to book a call.

No. You can browse the full directory and filter by location, specialities, and availability without completing the quiz. The guided match simply saves time by surfacing coaches that closely fit your situation and preferences.

Yes. Many coaches specialise in discernment—helping you clarify whether to stay, leave, or pause decisions while you explore options. You don’t need to be certain about divorce to benefit from coaching.