Court documentation
Chronologies and exhibits from the ledger you already keep
ParentLedger does not file pleadings for you. It keeps the parenting record organized so counsel can build clear, court-ready materials without reconstructing a year of texts.
Court summary chronology
A plain-language timeline: date, what happened, and the substance. Actor hashes, packet IDs, and internal metadata are omitted so the narrative stays readable for mediators and courts.
Attorney Case Report
Export into the official Attorney Case Report form layout. The PDF grows with chronology, messages, expenses, and exhibits as needed. It does not invent a second parent or docket.
Receipt exhibits
Attach and open original receipt files. Counsel can download the JPEG or PDF that backs an expense line instead of relying on a typed caption alone.
What to gather before a hearing
Messages that change plans, schedule deviations, exchange check-ins, and material expenses should be logged contemporaneously. Read the hearing prep checklist.