See what they’re actually claiming.
Upload their filings, your court orders, and your screenshots. Casefold groups the repeats, so each filing comes down to its distinct claims, each with the passage and page it came from. Connect your own files, then export an organized folder. Free for parents.
While you wait, our free guides cover what to gather and how to organize it.
On two Fridays in August, the exchange did not take place until after 6:30 PM.p. 3
The Friday handoff has moved later than the 6:00 PM time in the order.p. 11
Casefold organizes your documents. It doesn’t advise.
Casefold does
- Read your documents and group what each filing says
- Show the exact passage behind every claim
- Keep your files connected to the claims you choose
- Export everything as an organized folder
Casefold doesn’t
- Tell you what matters or what to argue
- Tell you what to file or what to do next
- Weigh what any document means for your case
- Predict how a judge will see anything
Those calls belong to you, and to your attorney if you have one. AI can make mistakes, so every claim links back to the original page.
It’s all in there. You just can’t point to it.
Filings that run dozens of pages and say the same things again and again. A message export too long to scroll. Screenshots spread across your camera roll. When someone asks “where does it say that?”, the answer is somewhere in the pile.
A box of papers, a camera roll, a long export. You know it’s in there. Finding it takes an evening.
Each filing comes down to its distinct claims. Every claim shows the exact passage it came from. The files you connected sit right beside it. When your attorney asks for something, you can open it.
How to organize your custody documents with Casefold
Four steps. On your own, or alongside your attorney.
Upload what you have.
Court orders, declarations, motions, financial disclosures, message exports, photos, screenshots. PDF, JPG, PNG, or HEIC, up to 10MB each, from your phone or your laptop. Casefold sorts each file into documents it reads and exhibits you can attach.
See what each filing actually says.
Statements that repeat are grouped into one distinct claim, marked with how many times it was stated. Every claim carries the exact passage and page it came from, so you can check it against the original.
Connect your files.
Attach the exhibits that go with each claim. Casefold may suggest a connection. You decide. Only the links you make count. Add your side in your own words if you want to. It’s optional.
Export the folder.
One ZIP. A PDF organized by distinct claim, with the passage behind each one and the files you attached, plus a timeline, an exhibit index, and your original documents in folders. Free, anytime.
A folder you can hand to your attorney, or keep for yourself.
The export is yours to keep. It holds the organized summary and every original file, in folders. If you work with an attorney, you can also share your case with them. They see the same case you do, read only.
- 1Distinct claimsp. 2
- Friday exchanges after 6:00 PMp. 2
- Fall school calendarp. 3
- Soccer registration costsp. 4
- 2Timelinep. 5
- 3Exhibit indexp. 6
- 4Original documentsfolder
This is your family’s information. Here’s exactly how it’s handled.
The other parent can’t see your case.
Your case is private to you. If you share it with an attorney, only that attorney can see it, read only.
We access case data only when needed.
Only to run Casefold, fix a problem, or when you ask us to. Your files are encrypted at rest and in transit.
Google's Gemini AI reads your documents to organize them.
Your documents aren't used to train AI models. Not by us, and not by Google under the paid Gemini API terms.
We never sell your case data.
We don’t use it for advertising, and we don’t share it with advertisers.
You can leave with everything.
Download your files and your organized folder anytime. If you delete your account, we delete your case and files.
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Why Casefold exists
Custody cases run on paper. Filings can be long and repetitive, and a lot of that reading happens alone, late at night, on a phone. Casefold exists to make that pile readable. It organizes. It doesn’t advise. Parents use it free. Attorneys who use it with their clients pay for it.
Free for parents.
No credit card. Attorneys pay for Casefold when they use it with their clients, so parents can organize their own case for free.
Are you a family law attorney? See attorney pricing.
Free
- Upload your case files: up to 10MB each, 100MB total
- Distinct claims, each with its source passage
- Connect your files to claims
- Export an organized folder, anytime
- Share with your attorney
- 50 AI credits included
The AI uses credits when it reads your files. If you run out, 50 more are $4.99. Right now, that’s the only thing parents pay for.
Join the waitlistBuilt around custody. Casefold also works with divorce, support, and property filings: if a document has parties making statements, Casefold can organize it.
Guides for preparing your case
Practical steps you can use today. Not legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
If your question isn’t here, email us. We’ll answer it.
Is Casefold legal advice?
No. Casefold organizes what is already in your documents. It doesn’t tell you what matters, what to argue, what to file, or how a judge might see it. If you need legal advice, talk to a licensed family law attorney, your local legal aid office, or your court’s self-help center.
Does it replace a lawyer?
No. It gets your paperwork in order. If you have an attorney, you can share your organized case with them. If you’re representing yourself, it helps you see what’s in your own documents.
Do I need a lawyer to use it?
No. You can use Casefold on your own.
What can I upload?
PDFs, JPG and PNG images, and HEIC photos, up to 10MB each and 100MB in total. Court orders, declarations, motions, financial disclosures, message exports, screenshots, and photos of paper documents.
How does it decide what the claims are?
The AI reads each document, pulls out what is being stated, and groups statements that say the same thing. Every claim shows the passage and page it came from. AI can get things wrong, so you can always open the original and check.
Who can see my case?
Only you. If you share it with an attorney, that attorney can see it, read only. The other parent can't see it. We access case data only when needed: to run Casefold, fix a problem, or when you ask us to. Your files are encrypted at rest and in transit.
Who reads my documents?
Casefold's AI uses Google's Gemini through the paid Gemini API. Your documents aren't used to train AI models, by us or by Google.
Can I file the export with the court?
Casefold doesn’t know your court’s rules and can’t tell you what to file. The export keeps your original documents in folders alongside the organized summary. Check with your attorney or your court’s self-help center before you file anything.
Is it really free?
Casefold is free for parents and includes 50 AI credits. If you need more, 50 more are $4.99. No credit card to sign up.
Does it work for divorce or other family law cases?
Casefold is built around custody cases, and it also works with divorce, support, and property filings. If a document has parties making statements, Casefold can organize it.