
United States · Legal services startup
Wevorce is an online platform dedicated to relationship management, offering resources and automated software for the various phases of relationships, including joining, endurance, and uncoupling.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
Wevorce is an online platform dedicated to relationship management, offering resources and automated software for the various phases of relationships, including joining, endurance, and uncoupling.
Founded by Michelle Crosby, the company aims to support individuals and Certified Private Judges through its unique "Wevorce Approach," which focuses on preserving families during challenging transitions. The platform features an online portal that provides information on relationship phases and includes applications and services designed to assist users in managing their relationships. Wevorce also offers a blog with practical advice on various divorce-related topics, such as financial documentation, travel tips, and mental health resources. Recognized as one of the Top 100 Brilliant Companies by Entrepreneur Magazine in 2014, Wevorce claims to help over 1 million families each year, facilitating more divorces than any other entity while also contributing to the preservation of marriages.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.
On the board, as filediAlexander ToeldteMark Solon
What they build
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