Every source in one place.
Gmail, WhatsApp, court PDFs, financial records, scanned letters, depositions — uploaded once, searchable instantly. Nothing gets lost in the pile.
CasePilot reads every document you upload, finds where the records contradict each other, and writes a declaration draft with the verbatim quote and page number for every claim.
Respondent’s June 2024 declaration states “I earn approximately $4,000 a month” DOC-102 · p.4 ↓. The 2023 W-2 reports Box 1 wages of $85,218 DOC-046 · p.1 ↓, equivalent to $7,102/month — 78% higher than the sworn declaration.
8. I am presently employed as an independent contractor performing consulting services for various clients in the technology sector.
9. My income from this consulting work has been variable and inconsistent over the past eighteen months due to changing market conditions.
10. After accounting for taxes, business expenses, and reasonable self-employment costs, I earn approximately $4,000 a month in net spendable income, which forms the basis of my support calculations in this proceeding…1
Gmail, WhatsApp, court PDFs, financial records, scanned letters, depositions — uploaded once, searchable instantly. Nothing gets lost in the pile.
Not keyword search. A structured five-stage investigation that flags impossible timelines, conflicting financial figures, and statements that contradict themselves across documents.
No assertion without a verbatim quote, page number, and source document. Every draft is marked for attorney review. The system refuses to ship a claim it cannot verify.
Most cases have evidence in 6–8 different places. CasePilot reads all of them — preserving page anchors and timestamps so every quote remains traceable.
Every email, threaded and dated.
Chat exports parsed and timestamped.
PDFs, declarations, motions.
W-2s, tax returns, bank statements.
Drafts, exhibits, ledgers.
Mac chat.db parsed locally.
OCR with offset preservation.
OurFamilyWizard, EML, MBOX.
Drop everything: PDFs, emails, financial records, WhatsApp exports, court filings, scanned letters. CasePilot fingerprints, parses, and indexes every page — preserving offsets so every citation is traceable.
Ask questions the way you would ask a paralegal. “What did he report as income in 2023?” “Are there messages contradicting the declaration?” Get a cited answer — not a guess.
Every finding becomes a paragraph in a declaration, letter, or memo — with the verbatim quote, page number, and source document attached. Marked draft. Ready for attorney review or self-filing.
The defensibility doesn’t come from a smarter LLM. It comes from architecture: five reasoning stages where the model plans and writes — but never retrieves, never calculates, and never validates its own output.
Read the full frameworkEvery page parsed into chunks. Tables extracted. Embedded with legal-tuned vectors and BM25 keyword index, contextualized before retrieval.
A reasoning tree built before any retrieval. The plan is the contract: every output section traces to a node.
Hybrid retrieval for quotes. Deterministic SQL for numbers. The LLM never reads raw PDFs and never does arithmetic.
Corroborated, contradicted, single-sourced, gap. Missing facts are marked [GAP] — never papered over.
Drafts only from reconciled state. A deterministic Python validator checks every quote against source bytes — and can fail the run.
CasePilot doesn’t guess. It compares every document against every other and surfaces conflicts — automatically, with citations on both sides.
When a declaration claims one income figure but the W-2 or tax return shows another. The most consequential class of contradiction in family law.
When the same party has stated opposing things in different filings, depositions, or communications.
When an independent record — bank statement, school form, medical record — contradicts a party’s claim.
In most contested family-law cases, at least one party is self-represented. You’re navigating the same system as people with attorneys, paralegals, and forensic analysts — but doing all of it yourself, while the case wears down everything else in your life.
CasePilot doesn’t replace your attorney. It replaces the 40 hours of evidence preparation before you meet them. You walk in with a complete picture, cited and organized. Your attorney reviews the argument — they don’t build it from scratch.
Build a record of decision-making patterns, missed exchanges, and communication breakdowns — date-anchored and source-cited.
Cross-reference declarations against W-2s, tax returns, and bank deposits. Surface every numeric inconsistency.
Pull together filings, communications, and financial records into one searchable case file. Generate cited declarations on demand.
You pay for how much evidence you work with — not what kind. Every source, every workflow, every export format ships on every plan.
Per-case option: $299 one-time (Pro features, 12-month access). Firm pricing available.
We’re opening access to self-represented litigants in Oregon this month. Drop your email — we’ll reach out when your spot is ready. No sales calls, no spam.
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