For family law attorneys and GALs

The order you negotiated, actually followed.

Decreely reads your client's decree, judgment or custody order and runs it day to day: the calendar, the expense splits, the deadlines and notices. Fewer compliance disputes reach your inbox, and when one does, the record is already built.

RECORDS FOR COURT

A record that builds itself

Every request, payment and exchange, time-stamped
Each rule tied to the clause it came from
Exported in a format ready for court

Built to keep your clients in compliance, not to replace you

Every rule cites its source

Each calendar entry, split and deadline links to the page and paragraph it came from. Both parents review and accept the same rules before anything goes live.

It won't guess at ambiguity

When a clause is unclear, Decreely flags it for both parents instead of deciding. Interpreting the order stays with the court and counsel.

Calmer communication

Replies are drafted BIFF-style and answer-first, grounded in what the order says. Nothing written is sent without your client's approval.

Payments tied to clauses

Reimbursements are requested, paid and logged against the clause that requires them. Support routed through the state is tracked and verified, never paid around it.

Changes seen months ahead

Age-based step-ups, graduation and other scheduled changes surface early, with the paragraph, so the date doesn't become a dispute.

COMING NEXT

Professional access

Secure messaging and case access for attorneys, GALs and other parties to the case. Beta partners get early access.

How it fits your practice

No new software for your firm to learn. Your client does the setup; you get fewer calls and a cleaner record.

Refer your client at entry of the order

Your client uploads the signed decree, parenting plan and any later orders. Decreely invites the other parent to review the same results.

Both parents accept the same rules

Every rule is shown beside its source clause. Anything ambiguous is set aside for both parents, and their counsel, to resolve. Decreely never picks a side.

If it goes back to court, the record is ready

Requests, payments, exchanges and messages, each time-stamped and tied to the clause, exported as a certified package formatted for your court.

Questions attorneys ask

Is Decreely giving my client legal advice?

No. Decreely follows the orders both parents accept and cites the clause for everything it does. It is not a law firm, and it tells users so.

Does it decide what an unclear clause means?

Never. If the order is unclear or silent, the rule waits for both parents. If they disagree, Decreely points them to counsel.

Will it send messages on my client's behalf?

Written messages, and anything addressed to an attorney, always wait for your client's tap. Only routine items like exchange updates can be set to send automatically.

How is the data handled?

Encrypted, stored to legal-record standards and never sold. Each parent can export their full record at any time.

What if the other parent won't join?

Your client can start in solo mode. The calendar and reminders work right away, marked "accepted by one parent."

What does it cost my client?

Every account starts with a free trial and keeps a free seat after it. Autopilot is $99 a year per parent, or $179 a year for a family license. See pricing.

Join the beta as a referring attorney

We're starting with a small group of family law practices. Refer clients who could use less conflict, and help shape the professional tools before they launch.

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For family law attorneys and GALs

The order you negotiated, actually followed.

Decreely reads your client's decree, judgment or custody order and runs it day to day. Fewer compliance disputes reach your inbox, and when one does, the record is already built.

Join the beta as a referring attorney

RECORDS FOR COURT

Every request, payment and exchange, time-stamped
Each rule tied to the clause it came from
Exported in a format ready for court

Built to keep your clients in compliance, not to replace you

Every rule cites its source

Each entry, split and deadline links to its page and paragraph. Both parents accept the same rules first.

It won't guess at ambiguity

When a clause is unclear, it flags both parents instead of deciding.

Calmer communication

BIFF-style, answer-first drafts. Nothing written is sent without your client's approval.

Payments tied to clauses

Reimbursements requested, paid and logged against the clause. State support tracked, never paid around.

Changes seen months ahead

Age-based step-ups and graduation surface early, with the paragraph.

How it fits your practice

No new software for your firm. Your client does the setup.

Refer your client at entry of the order

They upload the signed decree and plan. Decreely invites the other parent.

Both parents accept the same rules

Ambiguity is set aside for both parents and counsel. Decreely never picks a side.

If it goes back to court, the record is ready

Time-stamped, clause-tied, exported as a certified package.

COMING NEXT

Professional access

Tools for attorneys, GALs and other parties to the case. Beta partners get early access.

Questions attorneys ask

Is Decreely giving my client legal advice?

No. It follows the orders both parents accept and cites the clause for everything. It is not a law firm, and it tells users so.

Does it decide what an unclear clause means?

Never. The rule waits for both parents, and points them to counsel if they disagree.

Will it send messages on my client's behalf?

Written messages always wait for your client's tap.

How is the data handled?

Encrypted, stored to legal-record standards and never sold.

What if the other parent won't join?

Solo mode works right away, marked "accepted by one parent."

What does it cost my client?

Free trial, then a free seat. Autopilot is $99 a year per parent, or $179 for a family license.

Join the beta as a referring attorney

We're starting with a small group of family law practices.