Divorce
Contested and uncontested. Petition, disclosures, discovery and settlement drafts.
- Petition
- Disclosures
- MSA draft
Agents prepare. Attorneys approve.
Family law, without the paperwork avalanche.
Agents turn bank statements into financial disclosures, messages into custody timelines and every court date into a reminder — so you can focus on your client and the outcome.
Now onboarding a limited number of US family law firms.
Safety concerns from intake go straight to an attorney — not into a queue.
Every figure on a disclosure links back to the statement page it came from.
Nothing is served, filed or sent until you approve it.
Prepared for your review
- Financial disclosures
- Asset & debt schedules
- Custody timelines
- Parenting plans
- Prenups
- Hearing dates
§ 01The workflow
A contested divorce, from intake to sign-off.
Open a “Contested divorce — with children” matter and the right agents join it. Each one owns a step, hands off to the next and leaves a record of what it read and produced. You decide every position.
01
INIntake
Gathers marriage details, children, assets and debts, income and safety concerns in a plain-language questionnaire. Domestic-violence indicators go to an attorney immediately.
“Intake 88% complete — 2024 W-2 and the 401(k) Q3 statement still needed.”
02
EVEvidence
Ingests bank, credit card, retirement and tax records, categorizes every transaction and builds the asset and debt schedule.
“$18,400 moved to an account not listed in intake on 03/14 — possible dissipation.” Flag
03
FMForms
Prepares the financial disclosure forms your jurisdiction requires from the records — every figure linked to its page.
FL-140, FL-142 and FL-150 prefilled · 64 figures sourced.
04
DRDrafting
Drafts the petition, discovery requests, a proposed parenting plan and settlement proposals from your firm’s templates.
Form interrogatories · proposed parenting plan, draft 1.
05
EVTimeline
Builds the custody timeline from texts, emails, school and medical records — each event dated and linked to its source.
64 events · 5 sources · 0 unsourced.
06
DKDocket
Tracks disclosure deadlines, mediation, hearings and temporary-order dates, and escalates as they approach.
“RFO hearing — temporary custody · Dec 9 · Dept. 12.”
07
CLClient
Prepares calm, plain-language updates and document requests. You approve tone and substance before anything is sent.
“Here’s what to expect at mediation on December 2…” Pending approval
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You, the attorney
Review, edit, send back or approve. Positions, strategy and every word that leaves the firm are yours.
“Disclosure packet approved for service · 11:20.”
§ 02Financial disclosures
From a box of statements to a disclosure draft.
Drop in a year of statements — PDFs, scans, exports. The Evidence Agent reads every page, categorizes every transaction and assembles the schedule. The Forms Agent carries the numbers into your jurisdiction’s disclosure forms. You see where each one came from.
Illustrative interface with sample data. California Judicial Council forms shown; disclosure forms follow your jurisdiction.
§ 03Custody timelines
Every event, dated and sourced.
Texts, emails, school attendance, pediatric records, the shared calendar. The Evidence Agent reads them all and lays out one timeline — every event pinned to the message, page or record it came from. It records what the sources say; characterizing it is your call.
§ 04Parenting plans
A parenting plan draft that starts from the facts.
The Drafting Agent builds a proposed plan from your firm’s template and the matter record — the children’s school schedule, each parent’s work hours, distances, the current pattern of exchanges. It proposes; you choose the position you’ll take.
- INSchedules, work hours and addresses from intake
- EVCurrent exchange pattern from the timeline
- DRRotation, holidays and transport drafted from your template
- RSOpen questions flagged, not assumed
- Attorney sets the position and approves
§ 05Prenups & agreements
Prenups and postnups, drafted from your clause library.
Intake collects both parties’ financial disclosures. The Drafting Agent assembles the agreement from your firm’s clauses, then compares opposing counsel’s draft clause by clause — every change shown, every departure from your playbook noted. Disclosure schedules build themselves from the intake.
- INDisclosures from both parties
- DRAgreement drafted from firm clause library
- DRRedline against counterparty draft
- FMSchedules A and B from disclosures
- Attorney negotiates and approves
§ 06Built for sensitive matters
Hard moments, handled with care.
Family matters are about people at the most difficult point in their lives. JurisAgent is designed so that the sensitive parts — safety, children, tone — always reach a human first.
- 01
Safety first. Domestic-violence indicators in intake are flagged for immediate attorney attention, never left in a queue.
- 02
Every client message is attorney-approved — tone and substance.
- 03
Agents never contact the other party or opposing counsel. Nothing is sent without you.
- 04
Matter-level permissions keep financial records and children’s information to the people on the matter.
JurisAgent is software for attorneys. It does not provide legal advice.
§ 07Deadlines
Every hearing and disclosure date, watched.
The Docket Agent reads every order, notice and stipulation that enters the matter — disclosure deadlines, mediation, RFO hearings, temporary-order expirations — calendars them and escalates as they approach. Your team verifies each date.
§ 08Matter types
The family practice, end to end.
Workflow templates for the matters family firms handle every week. Each one sets which agents join, what they prepare and where the attorney gate sits.
Custody & parenting time
Sourced timelines, proposed parenting plans and declarations for your review.
- Timeline
- Parenting plan
- Declaration
Child & spousal support
Income and expense declarations built from pay stubs, returns and statements.
- Income & expense
- Support inputs
Prenups & postnups
Drafts from your clause library, counterparty redlines and disclosure schedules.
- Agreement
- Redline
- Schedules
Protective orders
Urgent intake routed to an attorney first; incident chronology and declaration drafts.
- Chronology
- Declaration
Modifications
Changed-circumstance timelines and updated financials against the existing order.
- Comparison
- Updated financials
§ 09Questions
Practice in more than one area?
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What family lawyers ask us first.
Does JurisAgent decide custody or support positions?
No. Agents organize the record, prepare drafts and flag issues. Every position, recommendation and filing is the attorney’s decision, made in the approval queue.
Which states’ disclosure forms are supported?
Our sample workflows use California Judicial Council forms. We’re adding jurisdictions together with our early-access firms — tell us where you practice and we’ll show you what’s ready.
How are domestic-violence concerns handled?
Indicators raised in intake are flagged for immediate attorney attention and are not routed into an ordinary queue or into automated client messages.
Can the agents contact the other party or opposing counsel?
No. Agents draft; attorneys send. Nothing leaves the firm without an attorney’s approval.
What if a statement is missing or unreadable?
The agent says so. Gaps are flagged and requested from the client — figures are never estimated to fill a blank.
Is our clients’ financial data used to train AI models?
No. Client data is used only to do work on your matters. Read about security.
More time for your clients, less for the statements.
See a contested divorce run end to end on a sample matter — from intake to an approved disclosure packet.
No commitment — a short call with the team building it.