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STEP 01 · CONTROL

The case file

COMING SOON

WhatsApp, emails, photos, memory. One searchable file, ready to share.

EMAIL
WHATSAPP
PHOTO
LETTER
The case file
Search your case file
Position statement.pdf12 MAY 2026
Child arrangements order.pdf03 APR 2026
Hearing bundle.pdfEverything, in date order.READY TO SHARE
STEP 02 · ORGANISE

Your timetable

STANDARDLIVE

Chat it, or drop in screenshots. We build the timeline courts want to see.

I waited an hour. Nobody came.
WHATSAPP · SEP 2024
She stopped the contact visits around March last year.
LITIGANT CHAT
CASE TIMELINE
SEP 2024FROM SCREENSHOT
Missed handover
MAR 2025ADDED
Contact visits stopped
JUN 2025
Applied to court
STEP 03 · PREPARE

Cross-examination prep

PREMIUMLIVE

Questions built from your case, in the order a real cross-examination would run.

Cross-examination prep
Q3 OF 10
THE QUESTION
“You never really accepted them into the family, did you?”
TONE
GENTLE
MEDIUM
HOSTILE
STEP 04 · DECODE

Document decoder

FREELIVE

Upload a court letter. Get plain English, the deadline, and whether to act.

NOTICE OF HEARING
…no later than 14 days before the hearing…
Document decoder
DO YOU NEED TO ACT
Yes. Send your response to the court and the other party.
DEADLINE
14 August 2026
14 days before the hearing
STEP 05 · CALCULATE

Financial Settlement Navigator

FREE TO STARTLIVE

Six questions. See what the law addresses and what a fair split could look like.

Financial Settlement Navigator
STEP 1 OF 614%
Who owns the family property?
I do
My partner does
Joint, both names on the deed
YOU 55%YOUR EX-PARTNER 45%
An indicative landscape, not a prediction.
WHAT YOUR TIMETABLE PRODUCES

Five documents, ready to use

You enter your story once. We turn it into what the court wants to see.

FOR HEARINGSCourt chronology
FOR FINANCESScott schedule
FOR EVIDENCEWitness statement skeleton
FOR YOUR LEGAL TEAMBarrister export pack
FOR FILINGKey court forms
FREE
Free tools get you started.
STANDARD
£20/month
PREMIUM
£45/month

All tools provide procedural information for England and Wales. They are not legal advice. If you need advice about your specific situation, speak to a solicitor or contact Citizens Advice.