Counsel
How attorneys use the ParentLedger workspace
Published 2026-07-02 · 6 min read
Read-only matter access, court summaries, receipts, and Ryno — without another evidence-search scavenger hunt.
Family-law counsel do not need another portal that invents tasks. They need a clean view of the parenting record their client already keeps: messages, schedules, expenses, documents, and exchanges.
When a parent invites counsel in ParentLedger, the attorney workspace opens that authorized matter. Access is read-oriented for the record the client shares. Counsel access itself is free; the parent’s subscription covers the shared ledger.
Court summary tools turn activity into plain-language chronology — date, what happened, and the substance — without dumping internal IDs or schema noise into a declaration. The Attorney Case Report export fills the official form layout from the same record.
Receipts open as the original file (JPEG, PNG, PDF, and similar). Counsel can zoom, download, and cite the exhibit rather than a caption without the upload.
Ryno searches the authorized record so counsel can ask grounded questions (“When was the last missed exchange?”) without a separate evidence-search field bolted onto the UI. Answers stay tied to what the client has logged.
ParentLedger does not provide legal advice or representation. It organizes the facts counsel already know how to argue.