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.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How TransitionBinder ComparesThree fair comparisons for coaches and mediators deciding where the client document pile, the deadline list and the decision record should actually live.
- TransitionBinder vs ClioClio belongs to the legal practice management category built for law firms, while TransitionBinder is built for the coach or mediator who sits beside the client and is not the attorney of record.
- TransitionBinder vs HoneyBookHoneyBook is built for the client management side of an independent service business, from first inquiry through agreement and payment, while TransitionBinder is built for the months of document and deadline work that follow.
- TransitionBinder vs NotionNotion is a flexible workspace where a capable coach can build exactly the client system she wants, while TransitionBinder ships with the separation structure already decided.
- Calculators for divorce coaches and family mediatorsTwo working calculators for the two numbers that quietly decide whether a separation practice holds together, your real hourly rate and your real deadline load.
- Package Rate CalculatorEnter the fee you quote and the hours an engagement actually consumes, including the unscheduled calls and the document chasing, and see the rate you are working for.
- Deadline Load PlannerCount the deadline checks and document chases your open cases generate each month, then compare that against the admin hours you really have.
- Resources for divorce coaches and family mediatorsFree working tools for the practical side of separation work, the pricing arithmetic, the tracking load, the software choice and the binder setup itself.
- Separation Binder Setup ChecklistA working checklist for the four stages of a separation engagement, written for the coach or mediator who has to keep the documents, the dates and the decisions in one place.
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.