Divorce • Custody • Support • Mediation

Hard season.
Steady counsel.

For people navigating divorce, custody and the money questions underneath both. We give you the honest read, protect what matters, and keep the process from becoming the punishment.

Divorce & separation Custody & visitation Child & spousal support Mediation first
Sample Matter View● DEMO DATA
Matters Guided500+illustrative lifetime
Settled Out of Court72%of resolved sample cases
Avg Consult Wait2 daysfrom first contact
Modification Wins81%post-judgment sample rate
PARENTS
SPOUSES
GRANDPARENTS
GUARDIANS

Personal does not
mean casual.

A family-law site sells steadiness: named services, honest expectations, and a tone that treats the visitor like a person instead of a case type.

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Divorce & Separation

Contested or amicable — the filing, the disclosures, the negotiation, and the decree that actually holds.

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Custody & Visitation

Parenting plans built around the kids’ real schedule — and enforceable when the other side drifts.

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Child & Spousal Support

Guideline math done honestly, income dug out properly, and orders that reflect the real numbers.

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Prenups & Postnups

Agreements that protect a business, an inheritance or a second family — before anyone needs them.

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Mediation & Collaborative

The lower-war path: structured negotiation with counsel at the table and court as the fallback.

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Modifications & Enforcement

Orders change when life does — custody, support and relocation actions after the decree.

Interactive Lead Tool

Where do you stand?

The conversion piece for a family-law site: let the visitor locate their situation in four taps — privately — before they are ready to say any of it out loud.

Where is the situation right now?

Are children involved?

Is the money picture clear?

Is anyone unsafe or unreachable?

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Families, reassembled.

Family-law stories should read as before-and-after stability — what was broken, what got negotiated, and what daily life looks like now.

Illustrative Case Structure

Show the conflict, the structure, and the peace.

Parenting plan rebuilt. Support recalculated on real numbers. A decree both sides can live inside — without needing the judge every month.

Read the Breakdown
Sample / Custody

50/50 schedule built across two school districts

Show how calendar math and a mediated plan gave both parents real time without weekly warfare.

Sample / Support

Support corrected after hidden income surfaced

Show how discovery on a side business moved the guideline number to where it belonged.

Listen. Map. Negotiate. Land.

The site should sell a knowable sequence — because in family law, the process itself is half the product.

01 / LISTEN

Private consultation

The situation, the kids, the money and the timeline — heard without judgment.

02 / MAP

Options and exposure

What the court would likely do, what negotiation could do, and what each path costs.

03 / NEGOTIATE

Mediate where possible

Structured settlement first — litigation only when the other side makes it necessary.

04 / LAND

Orders that hold

A decree, parenting plan and support order built to survive real life after signing.

Start privately

Tell us the situation.

Confidential from the first line. Give us where things stand, who is involved, and what a livable outcome looks like to you.

Before you pay for an app

“We need an app!” — hold on.

9 times out of 10 that really means on phones, tappable, interactive. That’s a web app — installs straight from the browser, no store fees, no review queue, works on every phone. That’s what we build.

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