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"A friend of mine sent me an email to a divorce app she read about in an article, so I decided to search it out in the app store from my iPod. Did you know there are dozens of apps there that relate to divorce?  There are numerous apps for joint custody issues (things with shared calendar functions, court date tracking, etc.), and it looks like just about every state has a child support calculator (which, it should be mentioned, is not a substitute for actual legal counsel - it&amp;#039;s just a ballpark estimate until you sit down and look at all the possible deciding factors).  There are also a lot of counseling-based apps for saving your marriage, helping your kids cope, getting through the pain of divorce and even a few dating guides. For the male readers I have out there (and I know you&amp;#039;re out there - you do comment from time to time), there are apps just for men navigating divorce as well. Just search &amp;quot;divorce&amp;quot; in the app store and see what I mean. I downloaded a couple that were state-specific, since I can use these as tools to research the questions I need to ask my lawyer. I don&amp;#039;t for one minute plan to use any of this as a substitute for good legal counsel, but it&amp;#039;s always good to have resources.  Do you know of any helpful divorce apps I should be looking at? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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