Create the case workspace
Start with a private case container, then add the children, important people, jurisdiction details, and notes you need for organization.
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Find the right next step without getting lost in the app
Use these short guides to set up a case, add factual records, connect evidence, understand reports, and keep privacy boundaries clear.
Add factual records
Use dates, times, locations, neutral categories, and direct observations. Keep conclusions separate from what you personally know.
Add a recordAttach supporting evidence
Connect screenshots, receipts, documents, and photos to the records they support so review later is faster and less confusing.
Open evidencePrepare reports carefully
Reports organize user-entered information into summaries. They do not verify truth, give legal advice, or guarantee admissibility.
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What should I put in a record?
Write what happened, when it happened, where it happened, who was involved, and what you personally observed or received.
What should I avoid writing?
Avoid insults, speculation, unnecessary sensitive details, and legal conclusions. Keep the record useful, factual, and focused.
How does subscriber access work?
Free trial users can get oriented and create a starter workspace. Subscriber tools unlock advanced records, evidence, reports, search, sharing, and imports.
Can reports be used in court?
The software organizes information you enter. It does not decide whether something is admissible, complete, or legally persuasive.
Use the app to organize user-entered facts, not to make accusations or provide legal analysis.
Attach source details and descriptions so each file is easier to understand during review.
When you need legal advice, admissibility guidance, or strategy, talk with a qualified attorney.