Court-ready PDF reports

Build a focused PDF from the records that matter — for Canadian parents

Private, balanced records for Canadian families, with dated entries, source files and focused PDF exports for a lawyer or mediator.

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Recorded and dated
Casewell PDF export screen for organized co-parenting reports
Court-ready PDFs

A clearer way to prepare

Come to court ready, not stressed.

Turn messages, receipts and everyday notes into a clear lawyer-ready record.

What this means in Canada

Build a focused PDF from the records that matter — for Canadian parents

A useful Canadian record keeps the parenting arrangement, the observed event and the supporting source on separate layers. Preserve context, note later developments and leave room for contrary facts.

Federal, provincial and territorial family-law rules can interact, and procedure differs across the country. Do not assume that one province's terminology or process applies nationally. A family lawyer in the relevant province or territory can assess the legal use of a focused export.

When sharing is appropriate, use a working copy containing the governing document, a neutral chronology and the decisive originals. Keep the broader private history available for follow-up questions.

Core capabilities

Each feature solves a specific documentation problem.

Casewell is not a shared messaging platform and it does not attempt to manage the other parent. It is a private place to build a consistent record. This keeps the interface focused on dates, events, sources and reports rather than chat threads.

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Searchable timeline

Review records chronologically and use categories, dates and children to narrow a long history to the events you need.

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Evidence beside the event

Keep photos, receipts and other supporting files with the entry they relate to instead of leaving context scattered across different apps.

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Focused reports for professional review

Choose the records that matter and create a readable PDF with event dates, saved revisions and linked supporting material, ready to take into a conversation with a solicitor, mediator or other professional.

The app cannot determine whether a record is admissible, prove a disputed claim or replace legal advice. It helps you preserve and organise information so an appropriate professional can assess it in context.

A complete workflow

From a fresh event to a reviewable report.

Choose the records that matter and create a readable PDF with event dates, saved revisions and linked supporting material, ready to take into a conversation with a solicitor, mediator or other professional.

Capture

Add the event while details are fresh, using the prompts to record times, arrangements and observable outcomes.

Review

Check the wording, add supporting files and correct omissions without silently replacing the history of the entry.

Export

Filter the timeline to the relevant period or topic, then create a PDF for your own review or a professional conversation.

Inside Casewell

From a fresh event to a reviewable report.

Casewell custody timeline with dated categories and attached records

Searchable timeline

Review records chronologically and use categories, dates and children to narrow a long history to the events you need.

Casewell record screen for writing factual custody journal notes

Evidence beside the event

Keep photos, receipts and other supporting files with the entry they relate to instead of leaving context scattered across different apps.

Casewell PDF export screen for organized co-parenting reports

Focused reports for professional review

Choose the records that matter and create a readable PDF with event dates, saved revisions and linked supporting material, ready to take into a conversation with a solicitor, mediator or other professional.

Designed for documentation—not communication

Casewell is not a shared messaging platform and it does not attempt to manage the other parent. It is a private place to build a consistent record. This keeps the interface focused on dates, events, sources and reports rather than chat threads.

Example of factual structure

Instead of “They were late again and did not care,” record: “Collection was arranged for 17:00. The other parent arrived at 17:42. I did not record any notice of delay before collection.” The second version identifies the plan, observable event and limit of the record.

What Casewell does not decide

The app cannot determine whether a record is admissible, prove a disputed claim or replace legal advice. It helps you preserve and organise information so an appropriate professional can assess it in context.

FAQ

Questions before you start.

Is Casewell a legal app?

Casewell is a record-keeping app, not a law firm. It helps you keep clear, dated records and turn them into court-ready PDFs for an attorney, mediator, adviser, or your own use.

Can Casewell records be used in court?

Casewell helps you create clear, dated, factual documentation that is easier for a professional to review. A court or professional still decides what is relevant or accepted.

Does my co-parent need to use Casewell?

No. Casewell is a private custody journal for your own records. There is no shared account, messaging feed, or approval step.

A complete workflow
Focused reports for professional review

Choose the records that matter and create a readable PDF with event dates, saved revisions and linked supporting material, ready to take into a conversation with a solicitor, mediator or other professional.