Family Law
⚖️ Family Law

Family Law Intake, Simplified.

Your divorce clients are already overwhelmed. The last thing they need is a 20-page intake packet, a confusing portal, and three rounds of "did you get the forms?" phone calls. CaseHug turns family law intake into a 15-minute experience — gentle enough for emotional clients, thorough enough for litigation.

Built for emotional, overwhelmed clients
Avg. 97% target completion rate
Jurisdiction-aware forms
Family law attorney using CaseHug for client intake
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Divorce intake complete

22 docs · 14 min · via phone

The Problem

Traditional intake makes a hard situation harder.

Your client just decided to end their marriage. They're scared, grieving, possibly dealing with housing instability or child custody stress. Then you hand them a stack of paperwork and a list of 40 documents to gather.

Emotional clients abandon paperwork

Studies show 35–45% of family law clients start intake but never complete it. The emotional toll of divorce combines with the cognitive burden of gathering financial documents — and many clients simply give up. They don't fire you; they just disappear.

Document requirements vary by jurisdiction — and most firms can't keep up

Community property states vs. equitable distribution states. Different financial disclosure requirements. Different custody documentation standards. Maintaining accurate templates for every jurisdiction your firm handles is a part-time job — and mistakes lead to delays.

Chasing documents kills attorney efficiency

Family law firms report spending 8–12 hours per matter on intake administration alone. Calling clients. Sending reminder emails. Following up on missing financial documents. Explaining for the fourth time what a 'statement of net worth' means. This is billable time you're giving away.

Bad intake equals bad outcomes

When you go to court without complete financials, or discover midway through a custody case that you're missing critical documentation, the damage goes beyond wasted time. Incomplete intake is one of the top causes of case delays, client dissatisfaction, and malpractice risk in family law.

The CaseHug Solution

Built specifically for how family law intake works.

CaseHug isn't a generic document portal. It was designed around the specific challenges of family law intake — emotional clients, complex document requirements, and jurisdiction-specific needs.

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Intake designed for emotional clients

Divorce clients are not at their best. CaseHug's portal uses plain language, clear progress indicators, and gentle guidance — not legal jargon. Clients report the intake process feels 'supportive' rather than overwhelming. That first impression matters for retention and referrals.

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Jurisdiction-aware checklists automatically

California requires different financial disclosures than Texas. New York's equitable distribution rules generate different document requests than community property states. CaseHug knows your jurisdiction's requirements and builds the checklist automatically — no manual template maintenance.

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Financial disclosure made simple

The financial affidavit is the #1 document clients struggle to complete correctly. CaseHug's smart forms walk clients through each section with examples, explanations, and category-by-category uploads. Average financial document completion rate: 97%. Average without CaseHug: 61%.

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Automatic follow-ups that recover abandoners

Divorce clients often start intake, hit an emotional wall, and stop. CaseHug's Day 3/Day 7/Day 14 reminder sequences are specifically tuned for family law timelines — respecting the client's emotional state while keeping your matter moving toward completion.

Document Intelligence

Family law documents CaseHug knows how to collect.

CaseHug's document catalog includes every standard family law document type, with plain-English explanations and examples that help clients find and upload the right documents the first time — no call-backs required.

Marriage certificate / domestic partnership certificate
Tax returns (last 2–3 years, federal and state)
Pay stubs and W-2s / 1099s
Bank account statements (checking, savings, all accounts)
Investment and retirement account statements (401k, IRA, pension)
Real estate deeds and mortgage statements
Vehicle titles and loan statements
Business ownership documents / partnership agreements
Life insurance policies
Credit card and debt statements
Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements
Custody and visitation orders (if existing)
Child support orders (if existing)
Social Security cards and birth certificates (for all children)
School enrollment records and medical records (for custody matters)
Domestic violence documentation / protective orders
Separation agreement (if drafted)
Property appraisals (real estate, business)
Pension / QDRO documents
Any prior bankruptcy filings

+ Hundreds more document types, customizable per matter and jurisdiction.

Built specifically for family law intake

CaseHug is in early access and we're onboarding family law firms now. Every document type, jurisdiction requirement, and form in the platform was built with family law in mind.

20+
Family law document types pre-loaded
4
States with full jurisdiction mapping (SC, NC, GA, FL)
15 min
Target intake completion time

Your family law clients deserve better intake.

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