Family law, reimagined for every Australian

Most people going through separation have no idea what a fair split looks like. They guess. They worry. They spend thousands on lawyers just to find out what they could have known in 10 minutes.

Settl gives you a clear picture — your likely split, what legal costs will actually look like, and the graph that changes everything: when fighting in court costs more than settling.

Then you can share the report with your partner. Same numbers. Same page. That's how conversations start — not with lawyers' letters, but with clarity.

Most couples know they should have a financial agreement. Few actually do — because the process feels adversarial, expensive, and awkward.

Lets-agree changes that. Each partner completes their own private session with our AI — disclosing assets, property, super, business interests, and intentions. No forms. No jargon. Just a calm, intelligent conversation.

Once both sessions are complete, the platform combines both profiles into a tailored draft Binding Financial Agreement under the Family Law Act 1975. Independent lawyers review and finalise it.

Then it lives in your vault. Encrypted, timestamped, accessible to both parties — stored securely until the day you need it. If that day never comes, even better. If it does, you're already prepared.

When proceedings begin, the court requires full financial disclosure. That means a detailed affidavit covering every asset, liability, income source, and financial resource — plus a stack of supporting documents.

Most people spend weeks gathering information and thousands in legal fees just to produce their first draft. The Affidavit tool walks you through it step by step — guided by AI that knows exactly what the FCFCOA expects.

You get a court-ready Form 13 financial affidavit, a complete asset schedule with valuations, and an auto-generated checklist of every supporting document you need to gather. Your solicitor reviews and files it — not builds it from scratch.