About
DIVORCE SEASON — Support for Women Navigating Divorce
YOU'RE LIFE ISN'T BROKEN.
START SMALL, START HERE.
Divorce Season started with a very specific feeling: the moment you realize nobody is coming to organize this for you. The paperwork, the schedule, the messages, the questions you're too tired to Google.
So we built the thing we wanted on day one: an app that holds the plan, the receipts, the guidance, and the group chat.
We're not therapists and we're not a law firm. We're the smart friend who's been through the same thing, and knows what actually helps.
What we believe
It's a season.
Not an identity, not a personality, not the rest of your life.
Plans beat panic.
Organization is the most underrated form of self-respect.
Nobody does it alone.
A private room full of women who get it changes everything.
Meet the founder
ASHLEY ZIMMERMAN
Hello divorced and divorce-curious friends. I’m a mom from California who ended up in Arkansas because of my marriage. When I finally decided I had enough and filed for divorce, I found myself in a place with no family nearby, no real support network, and no idea how to navigate family law.
So I learned the hard way. I went through a couple attorneys, multiple modifications, expensive legal bills, and plenty of mistakes. I spent countless hours researching laws and trying to figure out which advice actually applied to my situation.
Then I discovered an entire world of divorce: coaches, mediators, therapists, financial experts, guides, webinars, and support groups. The problem was that everything was scattered, expensive, and nearly impossible to know what I actually needed.
So, I built the thing I wish I’d had. Divorce Season is one place to get organized, informed, connected, and confident. A place to document what’s happening, build a parenting plan, find the right resources, get help communicating with your ex, and connect with other women who understand.
I built it for women like me, and for the woman who has no idea where to start. I know divorce is hard. I also know you can get through it. You just need to be prepared, educate yourself, ask for help, and find your people.
And somewhere along the way, you might realize this isn't the worst chapter of your life. It might be the beginning of your best one.