Helping you to separate smarter
amica is a simple, affordable and quick way for couples to agree on parenting, property and money issues when they separate.
Why use amica
Free and low-cost options
Pay a small price for creating agreements, or pay nothing if you’re on an income support payment.
Step-by-step expert guidance
amica was designed by family lawyers to guide you through the process from beginning to end.
Use it anywhere
amica works on computers, tablets and mobiles, so you can use it anywhere.
Separating made simple
amica explains legal concepts around separating in simple and supportive language.
See what it’s like to use amica, with amica one
Get an idea of how amica works without involving your former partner.
Whether you want to see how amica works, or you're just curious as to what amica is – amica one will show you what it’s like to use amica without having to invite your former partner. All you need to use amica one is your former partner's financial information (or an estimate) and your own details.
Divide your money and property
amica gives you step-by-step guidance about what information to enter, so you won’t miss anything. Then amica does the maths and suggests a fair division taking into account your situation.
Follow the easy steps to enter your information.
Our smart technology will suggest a fair division of your money and property, based on your situation. Accept the suggestion or work together on amica to find an alternative suggestion that works for both of you.
Download your agreement that outlines everything you've agreed on.
Create parenting arrangements
amica gives you step-by-step guidance about what to include such as nights with each of you, special occasions, school holidays, health and travel, and how you will keep in touch about arrangements.
Start by selecting nights the children will spend with each of you.
Follow amica’s easy steps to decide on things like school holidays, education, health and travel to complete your agreement.
Download your agreement that outlines everything you've agreed on.
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