Organize and prepare
It turns reported information into checklists, source-linked guidance, saved progress and selected working drafts.
From plain-language answers to an organized preparation file.
The application asks about your state, procedure, family, property, debts, income and requests. It uses those reported facts to show preparation questions, source links and supported working documents.
Source record reviewed: 2026-11-03 · Page updated: 2026-11-03 · Not attorney-certified legal advice
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Choose the state and filing area
The app loads recorded state guidance and asks you to select—not guess—the county and courthouse.
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Answer adaptive questions
Questions change based on children, property, debts, support, role and procedural stage. Unknown answers remain visibly unresolved.
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Save and resume
A signed-in account can save ordinary interview answers and progress. Dedicated confidential entries remain session-only unless you explicitly allow a generated document containing them to be saved.
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Review missing information
The final check separates what appears ready, what needs your answer and what must be verified with the court.
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Prepare supported working drafts
Eligible California and Florida paths can generate selected official-form drafts for review against the originals. Protected court, signature and service facts are not invented.
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Follow the filing roadmap
The product records real events—filing, service, response, disclosure and corrections—without claiming that a download completed a legal step.
Practice law or file
It does not choose legal claims, represent a party, sign, notarize, serve, file, calculate every deadline or guarantee acceptance.
Verify before use
You review every answer, original form, local requirement, signature and actual court event.