The Divorce & Separation Recovery Toolkit sales page, captured 2026-09-23

Divorce & Separation Recovery Toolkit review

A printable workbook for organising the legal, money and emotional side of a separation

Category Parenting & Families

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-10-04.

Is it worth it?

There's a particular kind of overwhelm that comes with a separation, where you're grieving and doing admin at the same time. Someone wants a list of accounts. You haven't slept. You don't know what you're allowed to ask for, or whether you're even doing this. Everything is urgent and nothing is sorted. That's the gap this workbook aims at. It's 104 pages of structure: places to write down what you owe and own, who's on the deeds, who you can call at 11pm, and how you actually feel this week. The legal and financial sections are organisers, not advice. It won't tell you what a fair settlement looks like in your country, and it isn't therapy. What it does is stop the same worries circling by putting them on paper in a sensible order. Whether that's worth $19.99 depends on you. If writing things down helps you think, this is a well-structured place to do it, and cheaper than an hour of anything professional. If you already have a solicitor, a spreadsheet and a good friend, you're mostly buying prompts you could write yourself. The page doesn't mention the refund terms. ClickBank's standard policy is 60 days, but check it at checkout rather than assuming.

Pros

One-off $19.99, no subscription
Arrives immediately, keep it forever
Works printed or digitally on a tablet
Covers emotions and admin in one place, which most resources don't

Cons

It's organisation, not legal or financial advice, and laws differ by country
No refund policy stated anywhere on the page
Printing 104 pages at home costs real money in ink and paper
You have to actually sit down and fill it in for it to do anything