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AI Matrimonial Asset Calculator

Going through a separation is one of life's most challenging transitions. Our AI calculator is designed to bring clarity to the process — giving you a clearer picture of your financial standing and what a fair division of assets could look like, so you can make informed decisions for yourself and your family.

~30 QUESTIONS
10-15 Minutes
5 Stages

If you don't have exact figures on hand, estimates are absolutely fine — they can always be refined later.

This calculator provides an indicative estimate of your potential share of the matrimonial asset pool, based on Singapore legal frameworks. Results are for personal guidance only and are not legally binding.

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Stage 1 of 5

About You

Taking the first step toward clarity can be the hardest part. We know you may be carrying a great deal of uncertainty right now — these few questions simply help us tailor this experience to you.

01How should we address you?
02Tell us a bit about yourself.

Gender

Age Group

03What is your approximate annual income?

This helps assess future earning capacity — a factor courts consider.

Below $50k$50–80k$80–120k$120–200kAbove $200k
Below $50,000
Currently not working / homemaker
04Where are you in this process?
05Was your marriage registered under:
06Has your spouse contested the divorce?

Contested = disagreement on the divorce itself or terms (custody, assets).

07Do you have a Prenuptial Agreement?

A NOTE FROM VESTRA

"The first step is always the hardest — but you don't have to take it alone."

We know that arriving here often comes after difficult conversations and a great deal of uncertainty. Every question you answer today brings you closer to the clarity you deserve.

Take your time. There is no rush.

Stage 2 of 5

Your Marriage

Every marriage is a unique story of shared years and a life built together. These questions help us understand that story — so we can make sure the years you invested are properly recognised.

08How long have you been married?
years
8aHave you been living separately during any part of the marriage?

Courts recognise that indirect contributions to the family reduce during periods of separation.

If yes:

We have lived separately for:

years
09Do you have children?
If yes:

Number of children:

Ages (e.g. 5, 12, 16):

9aWho does the child / children currently live with?
9bDoes any child have Special Needs (Medical / Learning)?
10Did either spouse take time out of the workforce during the marriage?

Singapore courts recognise time spent raising a family as a meaningful contribution to matrimonial wealth.

If yes:

I stepped back from work for:

years

My spouse stepped back from work for:

years

Singapore courts recognise time spent raising a family as a meaningful contribution to matrimonial wealth.

MOVING INTO STAGE 2

"You've taken the first step — and that takes more courage than most people realise."

Now let's look at the years you've shared together, and the life you built as a family. Every year you invested in this marriage counts — and this stage makes sure that's properly recorded.

Stage 3 of 5

Your Shared Assets

We know financial details aren't always equally shared in a marriage. Don't worry if you don't have every figure — your best estimate is enough to get started. These numbers represent the life you built, and every detail moves you closer to clarity.

Your best estimate is enough to get started. Leave any field blank or select "Not Applicable" if it doesn't apply to you.

11Bank Accounts — Please complete for each account type:
a) Accounts in MY name only
S$

What percentage did I contribute to these accounts?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
b) Accounts in MY SPOUSE'S name only
S$

What percentage did I contribute to these accounts?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
c) Joint accounts (both our names)
S$

What percentage did I contribute to these accounts?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
12CPF Balances
My CPF BalanceS$
Spouse's CPF BalanceS$
13Vehicles — Estimated market value after settling any outstanding loan:

Leave blank, enter 0, or tick "Not Applicable" if not relevant.

Net Equity: S$

Who contributed to the purchase / payments?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
14Insurance Policies — Cash surrender value today
My policies (total cash value)
S$

Who funded them?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
Spouse's policies (total cash value)
S$

Who funded them?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
15Other Assets
Stock / Share Portfolio
Estimated Value: S$

Who contributed?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
Gold / Jewellery
Estimated Value: S$

Who contributed?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
Cryptocurrency
Estimated Value: S$

Who contributed?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
Other Investment Properties
Estimated Market Value: S$
Outstanding Mortgage Balance: S$

Who contributed?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
Club Memberships or Other Investments
Estimated Value: S$

Who contributed?

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
15fBusiness Interests — Do you or your spouse have any shareholdings or ownership in businesses?
YOUR shareholdings / business interests
SPOUSE's shareholdings / business interests
16Other Outstanding Debts — Please list what applies

Include all debts not already captured above (e.g. excluding mortgage and car loans).

Credit CardsTotal amount owed:

S$

Personal Loan(s)Total amount owed:

S$

Any Other Debt (e.g. Loans owed to Family / Friends, overdrafts, etc.)Total amount owed:

S$

MOVING INTO STAGE 3

"You've given us the story of your family — and that context shapes everything."

Now let's look at the financial foundations you built together, so we can make sure they're properly accounted for.

If you don't have every figure, your best estimate is enough. Think of this as a working draft — it can always be refined.

Stage 4 of 5

The Family Home

We understand that your home is far more than a financial asset — it's where your life happened. Take your time here. Understanding the equity in your home is one of the most important steps toward securing your and your family's next chapter.

17Type of property:
18CPF Principal Amount used toward the home

Find this in your CPF App → Housing Dashboard → Total Net Amount Used.

My CPF Principal S$
Spouse's CPF Principal S$
19Accrued CPF interest on housing

CPF App → Housing Dashboard → Total Accrued Interest.

My accrued interest S$
Spouse's accrued interest S$
20Cash Contributions (include down payment, renovation, and mortgage payments)
My Cash Contribution S$
Spouse's Cash Contribution S$
21Property value today

You can use PropertyGuru or HDB Resale Portal for an estimate.

Estimated Market Value S$
Outstanding Mortgage Balance S$

Are there any additional loans secured against the property?

MOVING INTO STAGE 4

"You've mapped out your shared wealth. Now let's talk about the foundation of your daily life."

For many people, the family home is the most emotionally significant part of this process. It's more than a number — it's where your life happened.

Understanding its equity is one of the most powerful things you can do for your next chapter.

Stage 5 of 5

Your Contributions & Wellbeing

The love, time, and energy you poured into your home are just as valuable as any financial contribution — and the law recognises this. This stage gives voice to the invisible work that held your family together.

22Who managed the household day-to-day (cooking, cleaning, errands)?
Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
23Who was the primary hands-on caregiver for the children?
Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
24Who covered the household's daily living expenses (utilities, groceries)?
Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
24aWho funded the children's education expenses (school fees, tuition, enrichment)?

Solely funding a child's education is treated as a significant indirect financial contribution by the courts.

Solely MeMostly MeEqualMostly SpouseSolely Spouse
Equal / 50%
25Did you employ a domestic helper during the marriage?
If yes:

For how many years?

years

Role of helper:

25dDid either spouse work abroad or travel frequently for work during the marriage?

Prolonged physical absence reduces a spouse’s indirect non-financial contribution score, as the other party carried a greater share of the home and family responsibilities.

25eDid either spouse provide care for elderly parents or in-laws during the marriage?

Caregiving for elderly or infirm family members is recognised as an indirect non-financial contribution to the family unit.

25fDo you suspect your spouse has undisclosed assets, bank accounts, or overseas holdings?

Where a court draws an "Adverse Inference" against a spouse who fails to make full disclosure, it may increase the other party's final share of the asset pool.

26Have you ever experienced Family Violence during the marriage?

Family violence includes physical, emotional, or psychological harm by a family member.

27Did you ever apply for a Personal Protection Order (PPO) due to family violence?
28Were there incidents that led to police involvement?
29How would you describe the overall environment at home?

MOVING INTO STAGE 5

"The financial picture is now largely in place. You've done the hardest part."

This final stage is about something the numbers can't fully capture: the time, care, and presence you gave to your family.

The law recognises this contribution. So do we.

Complete

Your report is ready.

Everything you've shared has been carefully considered. Your financial contributions, your indirect contributions, and the life you gave to your family — all of it has been taken into account.

All 5 stages complete

We’ll send your results here:

YOUR RESULTS ARE READY

"Everything you've shared has been carefully considered."

Your financial contributions, your indirect contributions, and the life you gave to your family — all of it has been taken into account.

Your results are ready. This is your starting point — and we're here to help you turn it into a clear plan.

Your Settlement Signal

Here Is Where You Stand

Your inputs have been assessed across direct financial contributions, indirect contributions, and your marriage context. This is your starting signal — not the final answer.

Your share
You are in a favourable position.

Your combination of direct financial contributions and indirect caregiving contributions places you above the midpoint. The specific dollar amount and the factors that could strengthen — or risk — this position are covered in your consultation.

You — 55% of the Net Matrimonial Pool
Spouse — 45% (indicative)
Direct contributions
Indirect contributions
Risk factors
🔒 Unlocks in consult
Your position on the settlement spectrum —%
10% — Minimum Midpoint 50% 90% — Maximum
Length of marriage works in your favour. Courts give greater weight to long-term contributions under the ANJ v ANK framework.
Caregiving contribution is recognised but needs documentation to be fully credited in ancillary proceedings.
Two additional factors have been identified. These relate to your financial contribution ratio and a potential adverse inference — they could shift your position by up to 12 percentage points.
→ In consult
Net Matrimonial Asset Pool
Gross asset pool
S$—
All identified matrimonial assets
Less liabilities
Outstanding mortgage
Net matrimonial pool
S$—
Basis for division
Breakdown by Asset Category
Asset Your contribution Details
Insurance Policies
— unlocks in consult
••%S$••,••• / S$••,•••
Other Investments
— unlocks in consult
••%S$••,••• / S$••,•••
Your Path Forward
Completed
Assessment complete
Your financial picture, contributions, and marriage context have all been captured and assessed across all five stages.
Indicative result
Your position — estimated share of the Net Matrimonial Pool
Above the midpoint, supported by both direct and indirect contributions. Full dollar breakdown and the two identified risk factors are covered in your consultation.
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In consultation
Verify and document your position
We refine the numbers, gather the right evidence, and identify the factors that will strengthen your case before any proceedings begin.
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Locked
Strategic roadmap
Your personalised strategy covering negotiation positioning, disclosure obligations, and timing to protect your interests at every stage of proceedings.

Steps 3 and 4 are yours to take.

Your assessment is complete. A consultation turns this indicative signal into a verified, documented position — and a strategy built around your specific situation.

A Vestra consultant will reach out to walk you through your results.

Indicative estimate only. Based solely on information provided during this assessment. Not legally binding. Every marriage is unique — please consult a qualified family law professional before making any decisions. Vestra Assets does not provide legal representation.