Records hold what happens. Tools turn that information into something useful — structured logs, calendars, timelines, and calculators that pull from what you've recorded.
Log concerning events as they happen — exchange issues, missed visits, concerning behaviors. Attach photos or screenshots.
Track visitations, calls, appointments, and school events on a calendar. Attach report cards or letters from providers.
See key case events — court filings, orders, incidents — in chronological order. Use Timeline Builder under Reports for a custom export.
Document a current support order, log income changes, and open your state's official calculator to estimate a new amount.
Import your court's docket (Date, Category, Description). Each docket entry gets a Link file button so you can point it at an order, motion, or petition you've uploaded under Records. No auto-matching — every link is yours.
Capture messages from co-parenting apps like TalkingParents and OurFamilyWizard, import their PDF exports, and search across the conversation history.
Import your AT&T phone bill (usage details .xlsx) to log calls and texts with specific contacts. Filter by number, summarize contact frequency, and print a report.
Open an MBOX file from Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail or Proton export. Search subjects, senders, and bodies; render messages and attachments.
Document incidents as they happen. Attach photos or screenshots as evidence. Thorough documentation strengthens your case.
Click "Log New Incident" to document an incident.
Track all communications with the other party. Use ✨ Reports to analyze patterns and generate PDFs.
Paste a message you're about to send. CustodyGuard scans it for tone-of-voice red flags that could weaken your own record, and suggests revisions. The text never leaves your browser.
Type or paste a message above to see tone feedback.
Click "Add Communication" or import a TalkingParents PDF above.
Generate PDF reports for your attorney and court. Each report can be exported individually, or download a Complete Case Summary with everything.
All documented incidents organized by date and severity.
Analyze patterns, detect concerning behaviors, search messages.
Build a custom timeline by selecting specific events and communications.
All records organized by category with locations and dates.
Executive summary plus all reports combined into one comprehensive document. Includes case overview, incident summary, communication analysis, timeline, and evidence inventory.
This tool helps you prepare for child support proceedings. Consult with an attorney for legal advice.
Review your current child support order details.
Document changes in income or employment.
Use your state's official support calculator.
Create a child support summary.
Track visitation, calls, appointments, and school events. Attach files like report cards, medical records, or letters from providers. This creates documentation of involvement and patterns.
Import a court docket spreadsheet — usually copied from your county prothonotary's online docket viewer and pasted into a spreadsheet, then saved as .xlsx. Expected columns: Date, Category, Description. Each docket entry shows a Link file button so you can point it at an order, motion, or petition you've uploaded under Records — no auto-matching, every link is yours.
Drop your AT&T usage-detail spreadsheet here to keep a private, searchable log of every call and text on your line. Parsing happens entirely in your browser — no upload, no server. Use it to document patterns of contact (or lack of contact) with specific phone numbers.
View key events from your case. Add dated records, incidents, and court filings to build your timeline. For advanced filtering and PDF export, use Timeline Builder in Reports.
Open an MBOX file from Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, or Proton export. Search subjects, senders, and bodies; view messages and attachments. All processing happens locally — your mail never leaves this device.
Show only messages between you and the other party. Add multiple addresses if they use more than one. Tip: type @example.com to match a whole domain.
Separate multiple addresses with commas.
Custody cases often last longer than anticipated — sometimes years. During that time, life changes:
This is why documentation matters.
The records you keep today may be needed years from now. Export your data regularly and keep backups in a safe place.
Find official custody, divorce, and family-law court forms for your state. Each link opens that state's official court website.
These links open official state court websites. Forms, rules, and procedures vary by state and county — always confirm requirements with your local court or an attorney.
Create a personalized safety plan for you and your children.
Download Safety Plan PDFNational Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence
National DV Hotline:
1-800-799-7233
Child Help National Hotline:
1-800-422-4453
Crisis Text Line:
Text HOME to 741741
Your data stays on your device and is never sent to any server. This tool helps you organize information for your attorney.