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Getting a divorce? Get your papers together in one place.

Legacy Locker is an app for your phone and computer that gets together the papers a divorce needs.

It shows you what your lawyer is likely to ask for, so you know where to start.

Take a photo of each paper, or send on the emails your bank or super fund sends you. It reads them, files them, and builds one list of what you own and owe.

14 days free, then A$19 a month or A$195 a year, including GST. Cancel any time.

A woman in her fifties at a timber kitchen table, sorting a pile of statements beside a laptop and a folder of papers.

What papers do you need when you get divorced?

Usually the latest statement for every super fund, bank account, loan and credit card in your name, with your payslips, tax returns and the papers for any property. Your lawyer will tell you exactly what's needed.

Gathering them often means searching drawers, old emails and online banking, at a time when there's a lot else going on. And by the time you're asked again, the statements are out of date.

Legacy Locker builds the list of what you own and owe from your own papers, with the paper behind each line, and keeps it current as new statements arrive.

Could you answer these today?

  • Do you know every super fund in your name, and what's in each?
  • Could you find the last three months of statements for every account?
  • Do you know what's owed on the home loan and every credit card?
  • Do your will and super nominations still name the people you want?

What Legacy Locker does about it

  • It builds the list your lawyer will ask for.

    Super, bank accounts, property, shares, loans and credit cards, each line showing the paper it came from. The list can be produced as at any date in the past, such as the day you separated.

  • You don't have to type anything.

    Take a photo of a paper with your phone. If a statement or bill comes by email, send it on to your locker's own email address.

  • Only the people you choose see it.

    Nobody opens your locker unless you invite them, and you can take anyone off at any time.

What the list looks like

Statement of assets and liabilities

Margaret Whitfield

Each line uses the paper nearest to the chosen date.

As at 30 June 2025

Assets

  • Coastline Super

    Member account

    A$212,450.18

    Confirmed

    Source: Annual statement, 30 June 2025

    Original: Sent on by email

  • Ridgeway Building Society

    Savings account ending 4471

    A$18,302.55

    Confirmed

    Source: Account statement, 30 June 2025

    Original: Filing cabinet, top drawer

  • Kestrel Bank Limited

    850 shares

    A$26,690.00

    Confirmed

    Source: Holding statement, 31 March 2025

    Original: Filing cabinet, top drawer

  • Larder Supermarkets Limited

    1,200 shares

    Not yet valued

    Worked out

    Source: Tasman Diversified holding statement, March 2018, and the November 2018 demerger: one Larder share for each Tasman share

  • 12 Banksia Crescent

    Home. Council land value

    A$640,000.00

    Confirmed

    Source: Council rates notice, 2024 to 2025

    Original: Safe custody (certificate of title)

  • Safe custody packet

    Contents not known

    Open

    Open

    Source: Margaret's notebook, July 2026

Liabilities

  • Kestrel Bank credit card

    Card ending 0912

    A$1,240.60

    Confirmed

    Source: Card statement, 24 June 2025

The Whitfields are a made-up family. Every paper shown is a sample.

Start with one paper

14 days free, then A$19 a month or A$195 a year, including GST. Cancel any time.