The Divorce Bible

A new bill, message, or proposed order can leave you unsure what to ask first. The Divorce Bible helps you get that question on paper.

Drawing on his own sixteen-month Texas divorce, Mike Acheampong shows how to separate a request from an order, track the source behind a claim, ask what legal work is meant to accomplish, plan parenting travel, and use AI to organize questions while checking its answers.

The sixteen short sessions are built to use out of order. Choose the decision in front of you. Each session points to a named page in the companion workbook, where you can record what you know, what you still need, and the next person or document that can help.

Think of this book as homework for a more useful conversation with a lawyer or legal-aid provider. It helps you bring the relevant facts, documents, and questions. It does not replace advice about your case or promise a court outcome.

Inside the book

Want the worksheets on their own? Preview the standalone divorce workbook.

Mike Acheampong, MPH, PharmD, is a pharmacist, business owner, and father of two. His Texas divorce lasted sixteen months and cost approximately $95,000 in total through January 2026. He wrote this guide to share the questions, records, and habits that helped him take part in decisions affecting his family. Read his full story.

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