Parenting and decision-making
Organize parenting schedules, decision-making responsibility, exchanges, communication issues, children’s routines, safety concerns, and communication problems.
Family Court
Get your family court information organized in one connected case system.
Family court can involve parenting, decision-making, support, separation, divorce, property, safety concerns, and urgent issues. CourtSimplified helps you organize the facts before moving into analysis, forms, evidence, documents, and court packages.
Start by adding the facts, dates, people involved, documents, and what you want the court to consider.
What family court may involve
Choose this path if your situation involves family relationships, children, support, separation, divorce, property, or family safety concerns.
Support and disclosure
Track child support, spousal support, income, arrears, expenses, financial disclosure, and missing documents.
Separation, divorce, and property
Prepare facts about separation dates, agreements, property, debts, the home, requested orders, and unresolved issues.
How this path connects
Your family case should stay connected from intake through case analysis, documents, evidence, strategy, court package, and export.
Start with a guided family intake so the case facts are captured once.
Review a structured case summary showing issues, dates, missing information, and next steps.
Move into documents and forms with the family path carried forward.
Organize evidence, messages, screenshots, disclosure, and exhibits under the same case workflow.
Looking for a specific family form?
Browse family court forms directly if you already know what you need, or continue through the intake if you want CourtSimplified to help identify likely next documents.