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Divorce is no cakewalk at any age. But when you confront it before your frontal lobe’s fully developed, a legal separation demands an extra amount of mental fortitude and self-reliance. Ask Britta, a 28-year-old art director who divorced her husband of two and a half years at only 24. “Getting married young, you're very aware that people expect you to fail. Once you realize divorce is at your door, it's tough, feeling like you're fulfilling that failure. For me, there was a fair amount of friends and family who felt I had to justify my decision to them.” What made the experience a little less daunting were digital resources like Divorce.com, and the now omnipresent ChatGPT.

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Jackie Combs&nbsp;is an attorney who’s been finalizing high-profile divorces for almost a decade. She represents plenty of younger clients and has been fascinated by AI’s presence in their process.

“I’m seeing them turn to ChatGPT for legal issues and for help drafting agreements that they’ll then want me to look at,”&nbsp;Combs tells&nbsp;Cosmopolitan. I’m like, ‘maybe we should do this the proper way.’ But it’s just a whole new world [we’re] living in.”

From what professionals like&nbsp;Combs&nbsp;and Kirk Stange, another domestic relations lawyer with Gen Z clientele, tell me, these young divorcées tend to approach the separation process with more autonomy and self-taught legal expertise than previous generations—the outcome of growing up with a constantly expanding supply of digital resources.

To read the full article, please click&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cosmopolitan.com/relationships/a66130976/gen-z-divorce-ai/">here</a>.

"Gen Z Is Getting Divorced, with the Help of AI." by Annabel Iwegbue was published in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cosmopolitan.com/relationships/a66130976/gen-z-divorce-ai/">Cosmopolitan</a>&nbsp;on September 25, 2025.

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