Site map
Every page on transitionbinder.com and every section of the home page, with a line on what you will find there.
Main pages
- Home The full product story: the daily pain, how a binder is built, features, results, pricing, FAQ and the request form.
- About the author Jimenez Julien on why TransitionBinder exists, how it is built and maintained, and how to reach him.
- Site map This page, a linked index of everything published on the site.
Home page sections
- The pile Where a separation file falls apart today, with the cost of each failure in hours and dollars.
- How it works The four moves from first intake to a packet counsel can read.
- Features Tabbed binders, owned deadlines, decision log, attorney summary, access log and client upload links.
- Practice results Hours saved, caseload capacity and document return rates measured across 118 practices.
- Who runs on it Solo coaches, mediation practices and multi coach groups, and which plan fits each.
- Care with a sensitive file The access log, the scope banner and the line between coaching support and legal advice.
- Moving your caseload over An honest two week migration sequence, including the free onboarding migration.
- Coaches using it now Named testimonials from practices in Rhode Island, Idaho and Illinois, plus the results strip.
- Pricing Solo Coach at $35, Practice at $79 and Practice Plus at $165 per month, billed monthly.
- FAQ Six answers on cost, onboarding, data handling, integrations, cancellation and professional scope.
- Request a demo The request form, plus a direct email address if writing is faster.
Legal and policy
- Legal notice Publisher identity, company registration, hosting, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policy Exactly what the request form collects, how long it is kept, and how to exercise your rights.
- Terms of service Subscription and billing terms, cancellation, data ownership, availability and liability.
The Divorce Practice
- The Divorce Practice The magazine index, with all nine articles for divorce coaches and family mediators.
- What documents should I ask a new divorce client to gather before our very first working session? The financial disclosure intake list, ordered so a client can collect it in one weekend.
- Where exactly is the line between divorce coaching and giving legal advice in my state? How states draw the unauthorized practice line and how to phrase coaching inside it.
- Should I charge divorce clients hourly, by package, or on a monthly retainer for coaching? Hourly, package and retainer fee models compared on cash flow, scope creep and refunds.
- How do I keep a mediation session on track when one spouse controls all the financial information? Surfacing undisclosed accounts and rebalancing a mediation without taking a side.
- What are the deadlines in a typical US divorce case that I need to track for my client? Service windows, disclosure periods, waiting periods and QDRO follow through in one map.
- Why do so many divorce coaching engagements fall apart in the third month, and how do I prevent it? The predictable third month failure points in a coaching engagement, and the fix for each.
- How much does a contested divorce really cost my client from filing through the final decree? A line by line cost stack from filing fees through experts, evaluators and QDRO drafting.
- What happens to a retirement account in a divorce, and when does a QDRO actually become necessary? One pension and one 401k followed through division, and why an IRA takes another path.
- Are online divorce platforms going to replace the work I do with clients over the next few years? What automated filing tools absorb, and where judgment and coordination work is heading.
Utility pages
- Request received The confirmation page shown after the request form is submitted.
- Page not found Shown when a link points at something that is no longer here, with the way back.