For attorneys, mediators, parenting coordinators, courts and legal aid

Records you can trust. Clients who fight less.

Complete, verifiable records instead of PDF dumps, and coaching that teaches your clients the skills that keep them out of your inbox late at night.

Attorneys: evidence that stands up

Threads and ledgers are hash-chained, and each section of an export carries a SHA-256 fingerprint that Sovela can confirm.

Exports include complete threads only, so no one can cherry-pick messages.

Compliance is shown as counts against the plan, measured the same way for both parents, never as labels or scores.

An attorney sees only what their client shares, concern by concern.

Records timestamped every night by an independent authority. Coming.

Mediators and neutrals: no back channels

A mediator's access needs both parents' consent and has an end date, and either parent can end it. Both parents see everything sent to the mediator.

Ask what your parenting plan means and get the section and the plan's exact words, before it becomes an argument.

Firms and programs

Firms see which families work with them (names and dates) and outcomes across all their client families, never for fewer than five.

Coaching can be paid for by you, by the other parent for both of you, or by your attorney's firm as a seat.

Referral codes for your practice, counted without saying who joined.

Need-based help with the cost, including for legal aid and court clients.

Your systems

Send exports straight into a client's Clio matter, in the US or Canada.

An organization API and signed webhooks connect your own systems to your organization's data. Family records are never reachable through them.

Developer documentation

Consent and privacy

Belonging to a firm never gives anyone access to a family's records. Only the family's consent does, and it can be ended.

Every professional or staff read, consent change and export is written to an audit log that shows any tampering.

American families' records are kept in the United States and Canadian families' in Canada.

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