Guides
Plain-English guides for family-law attorneys and their teams — how to turn recordings, messages, and financial records into organized, searchable, and verifiable evidence.
When a recording is admissible, how to transcribe it accurately, and how to preserve a chain of custody that holds up.
Preserve, organize, and present texts and chat logs so they hold up — authenticated, complete, and searchable.
Metadata, authentication, and organizing image evidence so each photo is tied to its source and provably unaltered.
Find the right passage across every recording, message, and document in seconds — with answers cited to their source.
Why a cryptographic hash is the heart of digital chain of custody, and how a tamper-evident log proves nothing changed.
What to gather, how to verify it against itself, and how to spot hidden or missing assets — every figure tied to a source.
Organize each spouse's income, assets, debts and equity — with every figure traceable to a source document.
Keep every court date, filing and production deadline, and subpoena in one place per case, with reminders.
Track what's demanded, collect responsive documents, and produce a verifiable package with a SHA-256 index.