AI-guided negotiation
for your modification.
You don't need a courtroom to change a custody schedule or support amount your ex disagrees with. divviResolve negotiates the specific modification issue with both of you, included with your modification at no separate cost, and hands a live mediator your results if you still need one.
AI negotiation (divviResolve) is included free. A contested modification, if you still need a live mediator, is $750 per person ($1,500 total, split between both parties).
What divviResolve does.
Issue-by-issue negotiation
divviResolve walks each of you through the specific modification issue — new custody schedule, updated support, alimony change — one at a time, on your own schedule.
Utah law built in
Every proposal is grounded in Utah's modification statutes and the current child support worksheet, not generic advice.
Straight into your paperwork
Whatever the two of you settle carries into your divvi modification documents — you're not re-typing it, and you're not waiting on a session to keep moving.
Intake to a short list, four steps.
01
Both parties start intake
You and your ex each answer questions privately about what changed and what you're proposing. No live call required.
02
Resolve lays out the middle ground
Where you disagree, divviResolve puts options on the table drawn from Utah law and comparable cases — a reasoned starting point, not a decision made for you.
03
You each respond
Pick the option you could live with. Anything you both pick is settled; anything left becomes a short list of what you actually still disagree on.
04
You know exactly what's left
Take the settled terms into your modification paperwork the same day. Still apart on something? Book a contested modification with that short list already in your mediator's hands — $750 per person ($1,500 total, split between both parties), up to 3 hours.
Not the same as divorce Resolve. This is divviResolve scoped to post-decree modifications only — custody, support, and alimony changes to an existing order. If you're working through an original, uncontested-or-not divorce, see divviResolve for divorce instead.
Questions
What's the difference between divviResolve and divviMediate for modifications?
AI negotiation (divviResolve) is included free. You and your ex each work through the issues on your own time. A contested modification is a live Google Meet session of up to 3 hours with a qualified human mediator, $750 per person ($1,500 total, split between both parties) — a different price from divorce mediation. If you do both, your Resolve results carry straight into the session.
Is this the same as divviResolve for divorce?
No. divviResolve for modifications is scoped specifically to post-decree changes — custody, support, alimony modification — and is structured separately from divviResolve for an original divorce. Either way it is included at no separate cost.
What if we don't reach agreement?
You've lost nothing — what you settled still carries into your paperwork. If you're still stuck, book a contested modification with a qualified mediator ($750 per person ($1,500 total, split between both parties), up to 3 hours). divvi is not a law firm and doesn't give legal advice.
Does my ex have to use divvi too?
Yes — both parties need to participate in intake for Resolve to propose a workable agreement. divvi sends your ex an invite to start their side.
Is this legal advice?
No. divviResolve is a negotiation and document-preparation tool, not a law firm. For complex modification issues, divvi can connect you with a Utah family law attorney.