Child support
Collect income and overnight data, run the applicable ruleset, and keep the worksheet mapping and ruleset version with the saved result so a figure can be explained months later.
Solutions
Built around the cases you actually file
Each workflow starts from the case type and posture, then collects only what that analysis needs — and shows what is still missing before anything is finalized.
Custody & child support
Build a parenting schedule from common presets or a custom pattern, validate the full annual overnight allocation, and carry the resulting shared or primary methodology into the support analysis.
Divorce with custody & support
Hold the pleading package, financial discovery, and support analysis for a combined case in one matter, with clear separation between figures used for support and figures used for alimony.
Alimony & modification review
Compare standard of living, need, earning capacity, and changed circumstances against saved scenarios, and document what changed since the prior order.
One matter, four points of view
Family-case work moves between people constantly. FamilyCasePro gives each role its own workspace over the same underlying record, so a client submission, a paralegal follow-up, and an attorney approval all land in the same place.
Attorneys
Keep ownership of every figure and draft. Review client submissions, choose which income is used, approve or reject entries, and rely on calculation history that names the ruleset and inputs used.
Paralegals & staff
Work from the same matter record with a clear checklist of what is missing: intake answers, financial documents, signature status, and filing details are tracked rather than reconstructed from email.
Firm managers
Invite and manage the team, control who may delete a matter, watch trial and subscription status, and keep firm settings separate from platform administration.
Clients
Sign in to a private portal to answer intake questions, upload documents, and message the firm — with the understanding that submitted information is reviewed before it becomes part of the case.