Give both sides the same numbers.
A patent-pending equalization platform for family-law attorneys and mediators, from intake to a draft settlement agreement.
Save up to 16% on annual
Solo
For solo family-law attorneys and independent mediators.
Billed annually · save 15%
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
- Up to 2 combined open estates and divorce matters
- All existing divorce workflow capabilities
- Patent-pending equalization engine with capped or unbounded equalization
- Marital versus separate property, valued at date of separation or today
- Spreadsheet import of asset and debt schedules
- Both parties join free and flag or propose items for your review
- Printable allocation report and property division exhibit
- Collaborators, including mediators, co-counsel, and opposing counsel
- Essentials inheritance features for included estates
- Standard support
Practice
For small family-law firms and mediation practices.
Billed annually · save 16%
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
- Up to 10 combined open estates and divorce matters
- All existing divorce workflow and collaborator capabilities
- Complete inheritance features for included estates
- Priority support
Firm
For multi-attorney family-law firms.
Billed annually · save 16%
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
- Unlimited open estates and divorce matters
- All existing divorce workflow and collaborator capabilities
- Complete inheritance features for included estates
- Priority support
Enterprise
For regional and national family-law firms.
- Contact us to discuss your organization's needs.
Every plan includes both parties.
Invite both spouses into a matter at no charge. Each enters values privately, so neither is anchored by the other's number, and each can flag an item or propose an addition for you to review. Mediators and opposing counsel review through their own portal. No per-seat fees.
- Cancel anytime
- Your records are preserved after downgrade or cancellation
- Patent-pending USPTO #64/015,118
Common questions
Do the parties have to pay?
What counts as an active matter?
Can mediators and opposing counsel see the matter?
Does a firm plan cover estates as well?
Can I upgrade mid-cycle?
Working on an estate or trust instead?
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