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§ Private Profile · Bothell, WA, USA
Changing divorce for good by making it a way less horrible experience…
Wevorce has raised $1.7M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Wevorce.
Wevorce was founded in 2012 by Michelle Crosby (Founder/CEO).
Wevorce has raised $1.7M in total across 1 funding round.
Wevorce is fixing divorce by ensuring kids come first, costs stay affordable, and the transition is appropriately paced, so that couples can focus on parenting, not fighting.
For families, the Wevorce experience stands in stark contrast to the traditional adversarial approach. Instead of each spouse "lawyering up," Wevorce brings them together to work with a specially-trained attorney-mediator who guides the couple through a defined, but fully customized, settlement process. Additional experts in finance and parenting are brought in as needed to ensure the settlement g... See More
Wevorce was founded in 2012 by Michelle Crosby (Founder/CEO).
Wevorce has raised $1.7M in total across 1 funding round.
Wevorce's investors include Foundation Capital, Sam Altman.
Key people at Wevorce.
Wevorce has raised $1.7M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $1.7M Seed in November 2013.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 21, 2013 | $1.7M Seed | Foundation Capital | SAM Altman | Announced |
Wevorce is a technology-driven company that aims to transform the divorce process into a less adversarial, more affordable, and efficient experience. It offers an online platform combining legal mediation, coaching, and AI-driven tools to help couples navigate divorce amicably, focusing on minimizing conflict and prioritizing children’s well-being. The product serves individuals and families seeking a streamlined alternative to traditional, costly, and lengthy divorce proceedings. Wevorce’s approach reduces time and cost significantly, boasting a 98% settlement rate and handling over $40 million in assets through its platform[2][5].
Founded in 2012 by Michelle Crosby and Jeff Reynolds, Wevorce emerged from Crosby’s personal experience as a child of divorce, which motivated her to create a system that reduces the trauma often associated with divorce, especially for children. The founders combined legal expertise with technology and design to build a platform that offers mediation with a single attorney for both parties, supported by financial and parenting experts as needed. The company started in Boise, Idaho, and later expanded its presence to California and Washington, reflecting growth and increasing adoption[1][6].
Wevorce rides the trend of digital transformation in legal services, particularly in family law, where traditional processes are often slow, expensive, and emotionally taxing. The timing is critical as the $30 billion legal divorce market faces demand for more accessible, tech-enabled solutions that reduce stress and cost. By leveraging AI, private judges, and mediation, Wevorce influences the broader ecosystem by demonstrating how technology can humanize and streamline complex legal procedures, potentially inspiring innovation in other legal and personal services sectors[2][5].
Looking ahead, Wevorce is positioned to expand its market share by deepening its technology capabilities, such as enhancing AI-driven conflict resolution and broadening expert networks. Trends like increased acceptance of online legal services and growing demand for affordable, family-centered solutions will shape its trajectory. Its influence may evolve from a niche divorce platform to a broader family law tech leader, further reducing adversarial legal processes and setting new standards for client experience in legal tech.
By fundamentally changing how divorce is managed—making it faster, cheaper, and less painful—Wevorce is truly changing divorce for good.
