A family file with both sides of the disclosure in one place

On a family law matter

Family tab

The dates the file turns on (started living together, married, separated, divorced), each child with who they live with now, and whether a protection order is in place. The other party and their counsel, or that they are self-represented, sit on the Opposition tab.

A client address kept private

Mark a client’s address as withheld and every letter, template and form Fylely fills prints “Address withheld” in its place.

Disclosure tab

One list of financial disclosure items, with what your client owes and what the other side owes side by side. Ask your client through the matter’s upload link; chasing the other side drafts a letter into the matter’s notes. The starting list is a suggestion you edit, never the legal requirement.

Property statement

Each spouse’s property and debts with an agreed column and the equalization worked out, and a printable copy for the mediator or the other side.

Incomes and saved calculations

Each spouse’s income on the file, the family calculators opened from those figures, and every calculation saved to the file with its date and the figures it used, so you can show what changed between drafts.

Calculators

The Canadian federal child support table amount for every province and territory, sharing child expenses in proportion to income, the lump-sum value of support, and the equalization payment.

Parenting calendar and overnight count

Each parenting schedule (the one in place, your proposal, the other side’s) as a calendar of who has the children each night, with holidays and vacations on top. Fylely counts each parent’s overnights over the next twelve months or a calendar year and shows the schedules side by side with each parent’s share. Whether a count meets a threshold is your call. Your client can see the calendar, never the exchange notes.

Support and arrears

Child support, spousal support and children’s expenses: who pays, how much, how often, and whether it is ordered, agreed or only proposed. Record the payments and the Support tab shows what fell due, what was paid and what is in arrears. You enter the amount; Fylely does not work out what support should be.

Negotiation

Offers, demands and counteroffers in order, so the settlement history is on the file rather than in an email thread.

Moving your files

Matters, contacts, time, deadlines, hearings and unpaid invoices come across as spreadsheet (CSV) exports from your current system, and you see every row before anything is saved. If you would rather not map the columns yourself, send us the exports once you have an account and we prepare them for you to import, at no charge.

You do not have to move everything at once: open your next new matter in Fylely and leave the old files where they are until they close. The full account of what comes across and what does not is on Switching to Fylely.

What it costs

One price for the firm, monthly or yearly, not a price per person. Every plan has every feature, including everything on this page; they differ by open matters, team size, support and the monthly Claude allowance.

• Solo — US$69/mo, up to 60 open matters, $10 a month of Claude AI
• Practice — US$199/mo, up to 150 open matters, you plus 3 colleagues (more at US$49/mo each), $20 a month of Claude AI
• Firm — US$499/mo, unlimited open matters, you plus 9 colleagues (more at US$49/mo each), $50 a month of Claude AI

14-day trial of the full workspace, no card. The trial has no Claude allowance, though the owner can buy credit. Your records export from Settings whether or not you pay.