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Practice Area · Family law

Divorce, custody, and support cases are emotional enough without worrying about whether your paperwork is formatted correctly. Get court-ready documents so you can focus on what matters.

Where you might be

01

You're filing for divorce

Whether contested or uncontested, you need properly formatted petitions, financial disclosures, and parenting plans. One formatting error can delay proceedings.

02

You need to modify custody or support

Circumstances change. When they do, you need a motion to modify that clearly states the material change and what you’re requesting.

03

You're responding to a family law motion

Your ex filed something and you have a deadline. You need a properly formatted response with the right legal framework.

04

You need a protective order

Safety first. Protective order petitions require specific facts, proper formatting, and correct jurisdiction. Time is critical.

Toolkit

Motion generator

Generate motions to modify custody, support, or visitation. Court-formatted with proper captions, signature blocks, and certificates of service.

Family law deadlines

Response deadlines, discovery windows, and mandatory waiting periods calculated for your jurisdiction. Holiday and weekend-aware.

Party management

Track all parties, attorneys, and service addresses. Auto-generate service lists and certificates of service for multi-party cases.

Guided workflows

Step-by-step flows for common family law situations. We ask the questions, you provide the facts, we format the documents.

Worth knowing

Family law cases often involve children, domestic violence, and financial complexity. SynthCounsel prepares your documents, but we strongly recommend consulting with a family law attorney, especially for contested custody matters. Many courts have self-help centers and low-cost attorney consultations available.

Courts don't give extra time because your situation is hard. Get your documents formatted correctly so the court focuses on your case, not your paperwork.