Family Law

Family law case management,
built with a family lawyer.

Financial schedules, parenting records, factor evidence, GAL and CFI pre-investigation, and drafts of your own court documents — with every fact cited to the page and line it came from. The judgment stays yours.

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Family Law

Software that knows a custody modification isn’t a divorce.

An uncontested divorce, a contested custody fight, and a guardian ad litem appointment are three different jobs with three different shapes. LexiSync has tools for each one.

The family law side was designed with Kristen Tarrin, name partner at McLaughlin Tarrin Law, LLC and a practicing family lawyer since 2006. Colorado courts appoint her as a Child and Family Investigator, Child Legal Representative, Guardian ad Litem, and Counsel for Youth. The work below is not our guess at what a family practice needs — it is the list she works from.

The work it’s built for
Each with its own workflow, documents, and stages — not one generic template stretched to fit.
✓ Contested divorce
✓ Uncontested divorce
✓ Custody & parental responsibility
✓ Modifications & enforcement
✓ Protective orders
✓ Guardianships
✓ Prenuptial & postnuptial agreements
✓ Name changes
✓ GAL & CFI appointments
Family law case tools
Every one is in every plan. Everything pulled from the record is cited to the page and line.
✓ Financial schedules
✓ Financial statement review
✓ Adoption workflow
✓ Evaluator’s report
✓ Protective proceeding workflow
✓ Factor evidence
✓ Parenting record
✓ Coercive control
✓ Parenting agreement
✓ GAL/CFI pre-investigation
01
GAL & CFI pre-investigation
Built for the court-appointed seat: the record organized before the investigation starts, for work a judge will rely on. Set up for the evaluator’s seat as well as the advocate’s.
02
Factor evidence
Your evidence filed under each best-interest factor, for the analysis you write. Your firm sets the factor list. Never a recommendation, never a prediction.
03
Coercive control
Every instance in the record grouped by the recognized patterns of coercive control, dated and cited, with the other documents that tell the same thing. Risk indicators are flagged, never scored.
04
Timelines & chronologies
The full history of a matter assembled from what’s in the file — dates, incidents, filings, exchanges — with every entry traceable to its source.
05
Witness & testimony summaries
Interviews, statements, and testimony summarized and cross-referenced, so the inconsistency between what someone said in March and swore to in September doesn’t slip past.
06
Intake to a first draft
Your intake form, filled by the client, drafting your petition and disclosures in your exact template for your review. Entered once, by them, and never re-typed.
07
Disclosures, tracked
Your firm’s list of what each matter type should have on file, checked against the documents in the matter: on file or missing.
08
Parenting agreement
Build the agreement from a provision library, with the provisions that fit this matter surfaced first based on what’s in the file. Schedules, parenting-time totals, and a PDF draft for your review.
09
Matter dates on one calendar
Hearing dates, report due dates and the deadlines your firm sets, on one screen with the rest of your calendar.
The judgment
The judgment stays yours.
LexiSync organizes your evidence by best-interest factor. It does not decide custody, score a parent, or predict what a judge will do — it assembles the file so you spend your time on the judgment, not on the assembly.
Both practices

And the ordinary business of running a firm.

Time tracking, invoicing, and payment aren’t why anyone buys software — but they’re part of every working day, so they belong where the work already is. Time entries are drafted from the work you do in LexiSync for you to review, and billing takes minutes instead of evenings.

  • Invoices with line items, sent and paid through the client portal
  • Time entries drafted from the work you do in LexiSync, reviewed before they bill
  • Your own calendar inside LexiSync once you connect it, and a daily email of your day
  • Hourly, contingency, flat fee, and evergreen retainers with replenishment requests
  • Trust accounting that is defensible under examination — client sub-ledgers, three-way reconciliation, period locks, and a system that refuses transactions that would break either
  • Know your realization rate, collection rate, and what’s aged past ninety days
  • Keeps your QuickBooks up to date, takes payments through LawPay, and exports LEDES where a carrier demands it
  • We are not a financial institution and don’t pretend to be. Your accountant keeps their job; we just make it easier
How the file gets read
Statements, records and evaluator reports read, organized and cited to the page and line. AI document analysis →
Your own court forms
Petitions, disclosures and parenting agreements drafted from the intake form and the file. Document automation →
Who it was built with
Scoped with Kristen Tarrin, a Colorado family lawyer who runs her practice on it. Why LexiSync →

Book a demo. We’ll walk you through everything.

Forty-five minutes in the application with us, on sample matters for your practice area, with time for every question. Your client files stay with you until you’re a client and a business associate agreement is signed.

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