Dispute resolution
Structured options instead of another argument thread.
Open a case for the decision that's stuck, put real options on the table, and let both parents respond in writing. Most things settle without a motion.
Options, not positions
Whoever opens the case proposes two or three concrete options with dates and details, so the conversation is about choosing, not winning.
Both parents respond in writing
Each parent picks an option and explains why in their own words. Nothing is edited or deleted afterwards.
Agreement recorded automatically
When both choose the same option the case closes as agreed, with the chosen terms and the date stamped into the record.
Exportable if it doesn't settle
Unresolved cases appear in the court report and escalation packet, showing exactly what was tried informally before anyone filed.
How it works
- 1.Open a case: the subject, the deadline, and why it matters.
- 2.Add two or three options — a summer week swap, a different exchange point, a cost split.
- 3.Both parents respond in writing and select the option they can live with.
- 4.Agree and it's closed and recorded. Don't, and the whole exchange is ready to export.
Dispute cases are neutral by design: no scoring, no recommendation from us. Both parents see the same options and the same responses.