Sensitive matters, handled with order.
Family law is personal, deadline-driven, and disclosure-heavy. FirmsVault keeps divorce, custody, and support matters organized — a clear timeline, financial disclosures that stay straight, and a calm, secure place for clients during a hard time.
Every matter on a timeline that holds
Filings, hearings, exchanges, and orders arrive on a schedule the court sets. FirmsVault keeps each matter's timeline in one view — what's done, what's next, and what's at risk — so a hearing or a disclosure window never slips through the cracks.
Disclosures that stay straight
Support and property turn on financial disclosure, and the numbers have to be complete and consistent. FirmsVault tracks the assets, debts, income, and expenses the matter needs — what's provided, what's missing, and what still needs the client — so the declaration comes together without a spreadsheet scramble.
A calm place for clients in a hard time
Family clients are anxious and the details are sensitive. The portal gives them one secure place to see what's next, upload what's asked, sign, message, and — where enabled — pay, all branded to your firm. Every exchange stays inside the matter, not scattered across personal email and text.
The whole practice, one connected system
Matter workflows
Divorce, custody, support, adoption, and domestic-violence protective orders — each carrying its own tasks and deadlines.
Matter typesDocuments & e-signature
Generate declarations, agreements, and orders from templates, auto-filled from the matter, and route them for signature.
DocumentsTrust-aware billing
Retainers, time, and invoices with trust-classified funds following dedicated trust workflows and reconciliation.
Trust-awareReporting
Caseload, stage, and workload reported from the same system the work runs on — for the whole family-law team.
ReportsFamily law runs today on FirmsVault's shared matter, intake, document, disclosure, and trust-aware money workflow. Availability of some capabilities depends on your plan and configuration; all names and figures shown are synthetic demo data.