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Financial discovery & asset tracing
A single transfer buried in a multi-year bank export isn't an oversight — in a high-asset dissolution it is grounds to reopen a settlement, and malpractice exposure.
Free resource for family law attorneys500 pages of bank records.
500 pages of bank records.
3,000 custody texts.
One court-ready file before Monday's hearing.
NexLaw reads your case documents first — bank statements, tax returns, prior decrees, custody communications — and anchors every fact it produces to the exact page it came from. If it isn't in your file, NexLaw doesn't generate it.
✓ Instant PDF access✓ No credit card, no sales call✓ Zero model training on your data
100%
of assertions anchored to a source page
4–5 hrs
pleading drafting, down from 8–10
SOC 2 Type II CertifiedHIPAA CompliantUS-Only Data ResidencyABA Rule 1.6 Compliant
The family law document problem
Four places a family law file quietly goes wrong
When opposing counsel drops 600 pages of bank statements days before a hearing, you don't have a paralegal on standby to absorb it.
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Custody communication chaos
Months of texts, WhatsApp threads and parenting-app logs, a hearing Monday morning, and no chronological index of missed exchanges. Transcribing screenshots can consume a weekend.
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Prior order & decree confusion
Multiple historical decrees and modifications create tangled histories. A support discrepancy can sit buried across several documents — money your client may be owed.
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The AI confidentiality trap
General AI tools may train on what you upload. Family files include minors' information and sealed disclosures — data that raises real ABA Rule 1.6 concerns.
How NexLaw works
Complex legal information, turned into organized insight
Four capabilities that map to the way a family law file actually arrives on your desk — unsorted, voluminous, and due Monday.
Financial document review & research
Upload bank statements, tax returns and disclosures. NeXa summarizes them with exact-page citations and surfaces transactions worth a closer look, alongside citation-backed research on your jurisdiction's family law statutes.
Custody communication timelines
Upload texts, emails and parenting-app exports. ChronoVault turns them into a structured, exhibit-ready timeline — every entry linked back to its source message and timestamp.
Prior order comparison
Upload the relevant decrees and modifications. NexLaw surfaces discrepancies between them — support gaps, custody schedule changes — with citations to both documents.
Drafting support
First drafts of settlement agreements, petitions for modification and declarations, with every factual assertion tied to a page in your uploaded record. What can't be verified is flagged, not guessed.
Why family lawyers choose NexLaw
Built for the file that lands Friday afternoon
Faster
Workflow that keeps pace
Reading, indexing and first-draft work compressed from a weekend into an afternoon.
Ordered
Evidence you can hand up
Structured timelines and exhibit indexes with page-number anchors on every entry.
Verified
Citations, not confidence
If the source isn't in your file, the claim doesn't appear. You remain the reviewing attorney.
Private
Confidential by design
Zero model training on client data, contractually guaranteed, in a US-only environment.
Built for solo and small practices
One attorney, carrying a caseload that used to require dedicated staff
NexLaw reads the file, builds the timeline, and flags what is inconsistent or missing. Essential starts at $2,999/year per attorney with no seat minimum — priced for solo and small-firm practices, not enterprise contracts.
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Unlock the Family Law Financial Discovery & Asset Dissipation Checklist
The critical forensic verification checks for multi-year bank records, commingled accounts and hidden income — the five-step protocol that protects marital settlement value before Monday's hearing.
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- ✓ Baseline account & tax return reconciliation (Form 1040, Schedule C/E)
- ✓ Cash outflow & structured withdrawal audit under reporting thresholds
- ✓ Commingled funds & separate property tracing (lowest intermediate balance rule)
- ✓ Hidden entity, peer-to-peer & digital asset scrutiny
- ✓ Exhibit indexing & evidentiary page-number anchoring
- ✓ Opposing-counsel red flags, plus an ABA Rules 1.1 / 1.5 / 1.6 / 5.3 ethics check
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Security & confidentiality
Built around children's information, abuse allegations and sealed records
Family law files carry data that cannot go near a model that learns from client input. NexLaw is built around that reality.
256-bit encryption
At rest and in transit, isolated to your firm's account.
SOC 2 Type II certified
Independently audited — full report available under NDA.
HIPAA compliant
For sensitive client health and dependent data.
Zero model training
On client data — contractually guaranteed, never shared with outside models.
US-only data residency
No cross-border data transfers.
ABA Rule 1.6 compliant
Designed around attorney confidentiality obligations; ethics opinion available on request. Built around the competence and supervision standards of Rules 1.1 and 5.3.
Frequently asked
Questions attorneys ask first
Can NexLaw handle high-asset divorce financial discovery?+
Yes. NexLaw reviews bank statements, tax returns and business records, citing every figure to its exact source page so you can audit the output before relying on it.
How does NexLaw build custody timelines from text messages?+
Upload your communication exports and ChronoVault reconstructs a chronological timeline of events, linked to the exact message and timestamp for each entry.
Is it safe to upload information about a client's children or an abuse allegation?+
Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit, isolated to your firm's account, and never used to train NexLaw's models or shared with outside models. Access is limited to the personnel required to support your account.
How is this different from ChatGPT?+
General AI tools aren't grounded in your specific case documents and can generate plausible-sounding but unverified claims. NexLaw reads your uploaded file first and only produces claims it can trace back to a page in that file.
Can I bill NexLaw back to a client's matter?+
Many firms treat specialized litigation-support software as a billable case disbursement under ABA Model Rule 1.5, subject to your engagement agreement and state bar rules. Confirm the specifics with your own billing practices and, if needed, your state bar.
Can solo practitioners afford this?+
Essential starts at $2,999/year per attorney with no seat minimum — priced for solo and small-firm practices, not enterprise contracts.