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⚡ STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS

How PE Proper Simplifies Property Division

Organize personal property, process mobile photos, document state-specific information, compare user-selected settlement scenarios, and generate draft property schedules for professional review in four simple steps.

💡 Draft calculations are based on user-entered information, classifications and selected assumptions. PE Proper does not provide legal advice or determine legal entitlement. Professional review is required where appropriate.
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1

Select State Jurisdiction & Case Matter Details

Set up your matter with spouse names, select any of the 50 US States or Territories (CA, TX, FL, NY, WA, AZ, NV, etc.), date of marriage, date of separation, and add optional court or matter identifiers where applicable.

2

Catalog Belongings & Remote Photo Capture

Add items room by room using desktop or smartphone cameras. Authorized participants can upload property information and photos remotely through assigned share links. Supported uploaded images are processed using PE Proper's verified EXIF metadata-removal controls.

3

Configure Assumptions & Compare Scenarios

Choose allocation percentages, property assignments, potential reimbursements, and other scenario settings. Compare the resulting property divisions and equalization calculations based on your selected information and assumptions.

4

Generate a Draft Property Schedule

Create a draft property schedule or calculation summary for review. The report is not an official court form and should not be filed or relied upon without appropriate professional review.

PE Proper does not decide whether an asset is legally marital, community, separate, or nonmarital; whether a reimbursement is legally available; what valuation date a court will accept; or what distribution a court will order. Those decisions depend on applicable law, evidence, procedure, and the facts of the matter.

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