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Should you use AI in preparing your divorce case?

On Behalf of | Dec 15, 2025 | Divorce

Artificial intelligence (AI) is invading nearly every aspect of our lives. Some people turn to AI engines like ChatGPT to help them create vacation itineraries while others use AI to assist them in generating work materials. Given AI’s versatility, you might be wondering to what extent it can help you with your divorce and whether using these tools can save you time and money.

Should you use AI in your divorce?

AI can be a great tool for securing a foundational understanding of the divorce process and the legal issues you’ll confront. For example, if you want to better understand what goes into the best interest determination in a child custody dispute, AI can give you a quick overview. Or it can help you understand how the court considers a request for alimony.

But there are risks associated with AI overuse. These include:

  • AI missing nuances in the law and in the facts of your case.
  • Erroneously thinking that AI can somehow assist you in presenting your arguments in court.
  • Assuming that AI will give you the best legal strategy in your case.
  • Putting too much trust in AI given the confidence it exudes when it provides you with answers to your questions.
  • Assuming that the information provided by the AI system is up-to-date and from the correct jurisdiction.

So, if you’re going to use AI to assist you in your divorce, you need to be careful with how you do so. And you also shouldn’t view AI as a replacement for competent legal representation from a family law attorney.

Do you have lingering questions about the best way to approach your divorce?

If you do, then now is the time to seek answers. That’s the only way you’re going to be able to enter your case armed with strong legal arguments targeted at securing the outcome that you want. Reading our blog and the rest of our website might be a good first step and set you on a path to success.  We then encourage you to contact us to schedule a consultation to learn how we can assist you and your family in your divorce.