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Auntia™knows your state’s family law so you don’t have to. Ask anything about your divorce — community property, custody, support, residency. Get plain-English answers grounded in California, Texas, and Florida family law. Free to start.
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Your 2 AM question about community property, answered in plain English. Every answer is rooted in your state’s actual statutes. General legal information — never a substitute for your attorney.
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These are pre-written samples — no AI runs on this page. Legal information grounded in California statutes, never legal advice.
Sample answer · Educational only
In California, property acquired during marriage is generally community property under Family Code §760 — regardless of which spouse signed the deed. Exceptions include gifts and inheritances. At divorce, community property is typically divided equally. Talk to a licensed California family-law attorney — how the down payment was funded and how title is held both change the analysis.
Cal. Fam. Code §7603 free questions a day · Legal information, not legal advice
How it works
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Auntia is calibrated to your jurisdiction. The community-property rules in California are not the equitable-distribution rules in Florida.
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“What happens to the house if I move out?” “Do I owe alimony if my income is higher?” “How does Texas handle separate property I owned before marriage?” Real questions, real answers.
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Auntia cites the statute, explains the standard, and tells you what attorneys generally need from clients. No jargon. No “consult a lawyer” deflections.
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Save the questions you don't need to pay $400/hour to ask. Bring the ones that need a licensed attorney's judgment. That's where Auntia stops and your attorney starts.
What Auntia is · What it isn’t
Auntia tells you what the law says. Your attorney tells you what to do about it. That line is real, and we hold it: every Auntia response is bound to published statutes for your state, never crosses into legal strategy or representation. The point is to walk into your attorney’s office knowing the right questions to ask — and not paying $400/hour to be told what community property means.
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No. Auntia is a legal-information assistant. It tells you what your state's law says — the codes, the statutes, the standard procedures. It does not give legal advice and is not a substitute for a licensed attorney. Use Auntia to come into your attorney's office prepared, not to skip the attorney.
State-specific divorce questions: how community property works in California, what's considered separate property in Texas, how Florida handles equitable distribution, child support guidelines, custody factors, residency requirements, filing sequences. Plain-English answers grounded in published statutes.
Yes. All conversations are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3. Your data is never sold, never used to train AI models, and only ever visible to you. You can export or delete your conversation history at any time.
Yes — 3 chats per day on Discovery (free, no credit card). Essential ($99/mo) bumps you to 25 chats/day; Complete ($249/mo) is unlimited. Every plan keeps the same promise: clear information about your state's law — never legal strategy or advice.
Auntia is calibrated to the state you select at signup. California, Texas, and Florida have the deepest coverage today (state-specific formulas, filing sequences, code citations). All 50 states + DC are supported at the general-information level; deeper state-specific coverage is rolling out.
Three chats per day. No credit card. No legal advice. Just the information you need, in plain English, grounded in your state’s law.
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