Divorce

Divorce process support with financial inventory, legal preparation, and emotional guidance. Use when user mentions divorce, separation, custody, asset divis...

Security Scan

The skill's stated purpose (organizing divorce information) is plausible and the included script is benign, but the SKILL.md references many missing scripts and documents and the package lacks provenance — these inconsistencies warrant caution before installation.

Purpose & Capability

The skill's name/description (divorce support, financial inventory, deadlines, parenting plans) aligns with the one included script (financial_inventory.py). However SKILL.md repeatedly references many other scripts (compare_process.py, prep_attorney.py, parenting_plan.py, check_deadlines.py, log_document.py, track_expense.py, self_care_check.py) and multiple reference docs that are not present in the file manifest. That mismatch suggests the package is incomplete or mispackaged — the declared capabilities exceed the actual deliverables.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md instructs the agent to run several scripts and store data under memory/divorce/. The included script writes to ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/divorce which is consistent with local-only storage, but most runtime instructions point at non-existent files. An agent following the instructions may attempt to execute scripts that are not provided. SKILL.md's 'All divorce data stored locally only' is a policy statement but not programmatically enforced across missing components.

Install Mechanism

There is no install spec (instruction-only), and only a single Python script is included. No downloads, package installs, or archive extraction are present — this is low-risk from an install mechanism perspective.

Credentials

The skill declares no required environment variables, no credentials, and no config paths. The included script only reads/writes a directory under the user's home. The requested environment access is proportionate to the stated purpose.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill is user-invocable. It does write files into a user-visible directory under the home directory (memory/divorce), which is expected for local data storage but not privileged. Autonomous invocation is allowed by default (normal) but not combined here with broad credentials or system-wide changes.

What to consider before installing

This package contains one harmless Python script that logs financial items locally, but the manifest claims many other scripts and reference files that are missing and the skill has no homepage or publisher information. Before installing: (1) verify the missing scripts/references — ask the publisher or refuse install if you need the full functionality; (2) review any additional scripts or docs when/if provided; (3) be aware data is stored under your home directory (~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/divorce) — encrypt or sandbox that folder if it will hold sensitive information; (4) prefer skills from known sources or with a homepage; and (5) if you allow the agent to run it, expect runtime errors when it attempts to run absent scripts. These inconsistencies make the package suspicious but not clearly malicious.

Divorce navigation system. Organization through transition.

Critical Privacy & Safety

Data Storage (CRITICAL)

• All divorce data stored locally only: memory/divorce/
• Highest privacy protection - sensitive personal information
• No external sharing of any kind
• Encrypted storage recommended (file system level)
• User controls all data retention and deletion

Safety Boundaries

• ✅ Organize financial documents
• ✅ Explain process types (mediation, collaborative, litigation)
• ✅ Prepare for attorney meetings
• ✅ Track deadlines and requirements
• ❌ NEVER provide legal advice
• ❌ NEVER replace licensed family law attorneys
• ❌ NEVER guarantee specific outcomes

Important Note

Divorce involves significant legal and financial consequences. This skill provides organizational support only. Always work with a licensed family law attorney for legal guidance.

Data Structure

Divorce data stored locally:

• memory/divorce/financial_inventory.json - Complete financial picture
• memory/divorce/documents.json - Document organization
• memory/divorce/process.json - Process type and timeline
• memory/divorce/attorney_prep.json - Attorney meeting preparation
• memory/divorce/parenting_plan.json - Custody and parenting details
• memory/divorce/deadlines.json - Critical deadlines

Core Workflows

Financial Inventory

User: "Help me organize my financial documents"
→ Use scripts/financial_inventory.py
→ Build complete inventory of assets, debts, accounts, property

Choose Process Type

User: "Should I mediate or go to court?"
→ Use scripts/compare_process.py --situation "amicable but complex assets"
→ Explain mediation, collaborative, litigation options

Prepare for Attorney

User: "Prep me for my first attorney meeting"
→ Use scripts/prep_attorney.py
→ Organize financial summary, questions, goals

Track Parenting Plan

User: "Help me think through custody arrangements"
→ Use scripts/parenting_plan.py
→ Work through physical custody, legal custody, schedules, logistics

Monitor Deadlines

User: "What deadlines do I have coming up?"
→ Use scripts/check_deadlines.py
→ Show disclosure deadlines, court dates, response requirements

Module Reference

• Process Types: See references/process-types.md
• Financial Inventory: See references/financial-inventory.md
• Attorney Preparation: See references/attorney-prep.md
• Parenting Plans: See references/parenting-plans.md
• Custody Framework: See references/custody.md
• Emotional Support: See references/emotional-support.md

Scripts Reference

Script	Purpose
financial_inventory.py	Build financial inventory
compare_process.py	Compare divorce process options
prep_attorney.py	Prepare for attorney meeting
parenting_plan.py	Develop parenting plan
check_deadlines.py	Track critical deadlines
log_document.py	Log gathered document
track_expense.py	Track divorce-related expenses
self_care_check.py	Emotional wellbeing check-in