Practice Areas

Personal Injury and Family Law.
Full coverage.

The two case types have almost nothing in common — different billing, different documents, different evidence, different language. Crash case or custody case, LexiSync has you covered.

Personal Injury Family Law

The medical record is the case. So we start there.

Everything downstream — the demand, the negotiation, the number — rests on how well the records were read. LexiSync reads them the way a paralegal would if the hours were unlimited, and builds the medical chronology inside your own case file instead of sending it to an outside service and waiting three days for it. Every finding cites the page it came from.

01
Chronology to the minute
Not just the date of treatment — the time of day it appears in the record. Presentation times, shift changes, gaps between complaint and imaging. The detail that decides arguments.
02
Cast of characters
Every provider, adjuster, witness, and party across the file, with what each one touched and when. Built as you upload — ready long before mediation.
03
Exhibit lists
Assembled from the record with source pages attached, ready to work from.
04
Court-ready exports
Push a chronology, an injury summary, or an exhibit set straight out to PowerPoint for hearings and mediation — formatted, not screenshotted.
05
Demand letters from your template
Your demand format, your language, filled from the case file at the press of a button.
06
Settlement & disbursement
Case costs tracked as they accrue, liens gathered from the record, and a settlement disbursement statement you can hand a client — generated from the file, signed in the portal, executed against trust. Contingency as its own model.

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 is built for each one.

The family law suite 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 matter types below are not our guess at what a family practice needs — they are the list she works from.

Matter types, modeled as what they actually are
Each with its own workflow, documents, and stages — not one generic template wearing six hats.
Contested divorce
Uncontested divorce
Custody & parental responsibility
Modifications & enforcement
Protective orders
Guardian ad litem & evaluations
01
Statutory factor analysis
Your evidence organized factor by factor against the best-interest statute and drafted into an analysis you review, edit, and own. Attorney work product — never a recommendation, never a prediction. Written for the advocate or for the evaluator, depending on which seat you're in.
02
Coercive control analysis
A full matter-wide review, prong by prong, against the statutory definition — with findings grounded in the record either way. The law moved here recently — LexiSync moved with it.
03
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.
04
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.
05
Intake straight to court document
Your intake form, filled by the client, producing your petition and disclosures in your exact template. Entered once, by them, and never re-typed.
06
Your state’s forms
Because you bring the form, the jurisdiction is wherever you practice. Colorado and Rhode Island are mapped today; a case in a new county is just a case.
07
Mandatory disclosure, tracked
What’s been produced, what’s missing, and which side owes it — with the disclosure deadline counting down and a motion to compel ready when the other side runs out of road.
08
Parenting plan builder
Build the plan from a provision library, with the provisions that fit this matter surfaced first based on what’s actually in the file. Schedules, parenting-time totals, court-ready PDF.
09
Deadlines that know the rule
Disclosure windows, response deadlines, expert and witness disclosure, parenting class — calculated from the triggering event and surfaced before they bite.

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 draft themselves from your work, and billing takes minutes instead of evenings.

  • Invoices with line items, sent and paid through the client portal
  • Time entries drawn from your work inside LexiSync, reviewed before they bill
  • Hourly, contingency, flat fee, and evergreen retainers that replenish themselves
  • Trust accounting built to survive a bar audit — 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
  • QuickBooks and LawPay connected, LEDES export 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

See it on a real matter from your practice.

Forty-five minutes on your practice area, your documents, your workflow. Bring a set of records or a court form and we’ll run it live.