The support number. The deadline. The motion. The form. Every answer a Virginia divorce, custody, or GAL case demands — checked against the Code, ready before opposing counsel opens a binder. Native on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows.
iPhone · iPad · Mac · Windows | 7-day introductory trial when eligible
Five reasons Virginia family-law attorneys retire the spreadsheet stack.
Not a national product with a Virginia setting. Every schedule, worksheet, form number, and local rule in it exists because a Virginia case needed it — so the answer you get is the answer your judge expects.
One matter profile feeds every calculation, every PDF, every template — 190 merge fields deep. Encrypted client intake fills it in for you. Install, run intake, draft.
Local-first by default. Optional two-way sync runs through your own Dropbox — your files stay in your Dropbox, never a developer database. The optional hosted intake service is zero-knowledge — the server never sees readable client data.
True native apps — not a web app in a wrapper. On Mac: menu commands, ⌘K global search, desktop-class document generation, included with every plan. The same toolkit runs natively on Windows, too.
Two plans. No per-matter fees, no add-on modules, no “contact sales.” Annual runs about 20% less than monthly — roughly two months on the house — and starts with a 7-day trial when eligible.
Virginia guideline calculations that match the Code — including the 2025 child-support schedule — not a spreadsheet someone built in 2011. Hand the court the worksheet, not your arithmetic.
Enter the trial date. Fifteen court-specific scheduling-order templates count backward for you, with Virginia holiday math built in — then push the whole calendar to Apple Calendar.
Pick one of ten appointment types and the whole workspace adapts — its own Case Guide, the right statutes, and the forms Virginia actually requires. Court-appointed or privately retained.
Structure the property case with the framework Virginia courts expect — and walk in with exhibits already numbered.
A client's name is entered once and lands correctly in every caption, every recital, every signature block. Merge a matter into finished paperwork — your Word templates, in-app letters, or court-ready PDFs. No retyping, ever.
Eight opt-in tools that turn documents into data — every one of them running on your device, through Apple's on-device Foundation Models. Nothing is uploaded. Not to Apple, not to us, not to anyone. Each is off until you switch it on.
Photograph the order the clerk just handed you. Get the deadlines, on the calendar, before you leave the courthouse.
Drop in what the client sent. Gross, deductions, and year-to-date land in the support calculator instead of your legal pad.
A pre-hearing digest of the matter — parties, posture, numbers, what's outstanding — read on the walk from the parking deck.
Say what you did between hearings. It becomes a properly coded, billable entry on the right matter.
Your investigation notes, assembled into a first draft of the report you were going to write tonight.
Describe a clause in plain English. Get merge syntax whose fields are validated against your matter — invented fields are stripped before you ever see them.
Tighten a paragraph of correspondence without handing your client's facts to a chatbot. It never replaces your words without your say-so.
The right resource card, hearsay exception, or motion surfaced for the matter you have open — because it read the matter, not your browsing history.
There is no API key, no usage meter, and no prompt log — because there is no server. If Apple Intelligence isn't available on your device, every one of these features simply stays off and the rest of the app works exactly the same.
Every other tool in here makes the file better. This one makes you better. Five minutes a day in Daily Practice — a rotating focus, progress tracking, and narration audio — keeps your objections and your client conversations in shape between hearings.
The client fills in the file before you open it — and the books balance without a second subscription.
Fifteen court-specific pretrial and scheduling-order templates — plus a custom builder for any courtroom — count back from your trial date with Virginia holiday math.
Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun, Prince William
Chesapeake, Norfolk, Suffolk, Virginia Beach (Circuit & J&DR), Newport News
Richmond-area circuits plus Henrico
9th Circuit — Williamsburg/JCC, York-Poquoson, Gloucester
Every surface of the app is documented inside it — with step-by-step common tasks, tips, and one-tap “open in app” links. It anchors a suite of four built-in guides, and every section reads aloud with built-in audio narration. Export any guide as a single PDF and your new paralegal is trained by Friday.
True native apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows — not a website in a wrapper. The Mac app suite is included with every subscription at no extra cost.
Apple-inspired design, the same on every platform — the Windows app shares the same look and feel, designed for Apple devices from the very first line of code.
The full feature set tuned for the courthouse — quick calculations on the go — in consultations, at counsel table, or in depositions.
A three-column layout, full-screen worksheets, and side-by-side case review with a keyboard.
Desktop-class document generation, menu-bar commands, and ⌘K search across the whole practice.
The same native toolkit on Windows — built so a firm running Mac and Windows works the same matters, side by side.
Confidentiality isn't a feature tier — it's the architecture.
Every matter, client, and calculation is stored locally on your device by default.
Face ID, Touch ID, or Optic ID on Apple devices — and Windows Hello on Windows — re-locks the app the moment it leaves the foreground.
Two-way sync runs through your own Dropbox — your files stay in your Dropbox, never a developer database.
A Redact sheet appears before every export, so you decide what gets masked, every time.
All eight Apple Intelligence tools run on your device. No cloud, no prompt log, no external training.
Every integration is optional, disclosed, and connected by you on your own account — there is no developer-operated middle layer holding your matters. Turn on only what your practice uses; everything else stays off, and the app works fully without any of them.
.ics export for Google, Outlook, or anything else.Deliberately not integrated: third-party practice-management clouds, ad networks, analytics, or anything else that would route client data through a non-attorney-controlled server.
GAL Toolkit for court-appointed GAL work. Complete for the full toolkit — including the entire GAL workspace. Every plan starts with Apple's 7-day introductory trial when eligible, and covers your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Pay annually and you save about 20% — roughly two months free.
Running a firm? On the Complete plan, the managing attorney adds seats and the whole team works the same clients, matters, time, and billing through the firm’s own Dropbox — covered by the firm’s plan and never billed separately.
Add up to five of each, billed to the managing attorney through the App Store. New seats take effect immediately; reductions apply at the next renewal. Invite teammates by their Dropbox email as Editor or Viewer — they see only what your permissions allow, entirely through your firm’s Dropbox with no developer server.
No per-matter fees, no add-on modules — just optional team seats when your firm grows. Upgrade or downgrade between plans in the same App Store subscription group, and cancel anytime in your App Store settings.
Every calculator, deadline, and document in VFL Toolkit exists because a working Virginia attorney needed it on a real case — usually the night before a hearing. Seven days, free, and you'll know within one whether it belongs in your practice.
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