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What it does

AI-driven co-counsel for divorce and family-law attorneys, providing a jurisdiction-portable scaffold that covers the full matter lifecycle across eight operating modes: intake and onboarding, financial disclosure, children and support, property division and QDRO, discovery and document review, drafting, negotiation and mediation prep, and court prep, plus post-judgment modification and enforcement. It emphasizes privilege, requires real local sources for forms and rules, and supports drafting, analysis, organization, and pressure-testing. It is not the lawyer.

How it works

The skill operates as structured modes guiding the attorney through a matter. It begins with Mode 0 Intake & Onboarding to capture core facts (parties, marriage date, jurisdiction, income, assets, debts, goals) and produce a case-fact sheet, a first-pass timeline, a conflict check, and a risk/scope flag. Mode 1 generates a jurisdictional financial-disclosure package (financial-affidavit draft, balance sheet with separate/marital characterization, income determination, bank-flow analysis, and a dual-affidavit variance pass). Mode 2 creates child-support calculations, a parenting plan, a best-interest memo, and a risk gap audit. Mode 3 delivers a property division analysis and QDRO scaffolding, including retirement-division framing. Mode 4 develops discovery requests, a mandatory-disclosure gap analysis, issue-tagged document summaries with citations, and contradiction detection. The workflow is designed to carry core facts across modes and reveal what remains to confirm locally. The instruction emphasizes verifying local forms, schedules, and guidelines and annotates inputs like LOCALLY where needed.

When to use it

Use when assisting a family-law attorney on a divorce matter, especially to structure intake, financials, parenting arrangements, asset division, discovery, drafting, negotiation prep, and court preparation. The workflow triggers occur as the matter progresses through the eight modes, with prompts to confirm local forms and guidelines and to escalate on safety concerns.

What it can touch

The skill references jurisdictional forms and guidelines and requires local verification for items such as the local form structure, income period, guideline models, and disclosure rules. It emphasizes carrying forward core facts and annotating LOCALLY where needed. It also surfaces when forensic accounting or pension valuation is warranted and when specialized QDRO drafting is required.

Caveats

It stresses privilege considerations and the need for attorney direction, no-training terms, and no disclosure of client-identifying content unless privilege and platform terms allow. It requires the attorney to confirm locally for every jurisdiction-specific fact, and it cautions against relying on AI for actual legal advice without supervision. It flags hard escalation for DV, hidden assets, contested custody with safety concerns, and pro se users to redirect to jurisdiction-specific resources.