You should only have to tell your story once. We will carry it across every form.

No. What it does: fills the court's published template from answers you type, searches published form guidance and shows you the source, flags a statement that makes a claim with no date or example behind it, and shows a factual template you fill in yourself. What it does not do: choose which forms to file, tell you what to ask the court for, apply law to your situation, or write your story for you.

Your export is generated from the court's own published template, and we re-check those templates against the ministry's pages every week. Whether a filing is accepted is the court's decision, and it turns on more than the template. The document also has to be complete, correct, and filed under the right rule. That part is yours.

152 of the 153 forms published under the Ontario Family Law Rules. They run from the Application (Form 8) and the Answer (Form 10) to financial statements, motions, affidavits, and conference briefs. Every form comes with a plain-language guide in your account. The 45 Rules of Civil Procedure forms we support include the rule 61 appeal forms for the Court of Appeal and the Divisional Court. Alberta and British Columbia family courts are on the roadmap.

We store your case on Canadian servers and handle it in line with PIPEDA, Canada's privacy law. We never sell your data. You can export or delete your whole case whenever you want. In a personal account we delete a document 180 days after you last worked on it, we warn you in the app before that happens, and you can put it off twice. In a clinic or professional workspace documents are kept until the account holder deletes them or the account, because professionals have to retain client files. The optional AI features are the exception: when you use one, the text you send it goes to a third-party AI provider outside our servers, which we do not permit to train on it.

Two kinds of help, both optional. It reads what you write and asks you questions about it: which arrangement you mean, what date something happened, which of the children this is about, or whether a paragraph belongs in a different section of the form. It never labels your writing and it never writes your story for you. It also answers questions about any form. Ask what the form is for, what a section is asking, and what happens after you file. The core tool works fully without it.

Apply with the form at the bottom of this page. We onboard 20 people at a time, all of them going through, or about to start, an Ontario family court case. We reply to every application within two business days. If there is no spot open, we send you the form guides and the help directory, and we hold your application for the next group.

Not entirely, and we would rather say so. In your account you can turn on a Leave this site button that replaces the page rather than adding it to your history, and when you sign in you can say the computer is shared, which signs you out after fifteen minutes of no activity. Neither one erases pages, saved passwords or downloads that are already on the machine. If your device is shared or monitored, a library computer or a friend's phone is safer than trying to clean up afterward.

Nothing. Beta testers use the full product free until the public launch, and we tell you in the app before anything is charged. Their feedback shapes what we build.

Use the tool for your real case, at your own pace. Tell us what confuses you or what is missing. There are no required calls or meetings. Honest feedback is the whole job.