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Everything a Rule 31 practice needs.
Built around Tennessee practice: the process, the paperwork, the deadlines, and guidance you can trace back to a source.
Seven-stage case workflow
Pre-mediation, opening, issue mapping, exploration and caucus, options and negotiation, agreement, closing. Each stage carries its own checklist, Tennessee stage guide, notes and copilot.
Guidance with triangulated confidence
Answers cite pinpoint sections from your Tennessee knowledge base and are badged verified, corroborated, unverified or conflict based on how many independent source categories support them.
Confidentiality by construction
Caucus notes are stored separately and are excluded from every AI request unless you explicitly mark a note shareable.
Domestic violence track
Structured screening, an eligibility gate that checks your specialty training and the required court determinations, shuttle-mode defaults, and a termination notice generator.
Calculators that show their work
Income Shares child support with a printable worksheet, the statutory alimony factor matrix, parenting-day counting, a marital balance sheet, and civil settlement tools — each with its rule version and effective date.
Documents and deadlines
Merge-field templates for every Rule 31 document, a sign-off checklist before anything is marked final, and auto-generated tasks including your listing renewal and CLE.
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