You don’t need a court order to benefit from Splitifi. When one or both parties use the platform, courtroom clarity improves — timelines are organized, filings are transparent, and abuse becomes easier to detect. Here’s how to encourage platform use without requiring it.
1. Reference the Platform in Court
- When faced with disorganized filings or vague allegations, you can ask: “Have you organized this using a case tracking tool like Splitifi?”
- Even casual mention prompts parties or counsel to explore the option — often improving future filings.
2. Accept Platform-Generated Materials
- When litigants include Splitifi-generated timelines or motion logs, allow them to be submitted as structured support exhibits.
- This validates the format and encourages broader use without any formal mandate.
3. Recommend It for High-Conflict or Pro Se Litigants
- Splitifi is particularly effective for individuals without counsel — offering a structured way to present facts without relying on legal language.
- It also reduces filing chaos from parties who tend to over-submit or emotionally spiral in court documents.
4. Include It in Resource Lists
- If your court provides pro se resources or parenting tools, include Splitifi as a recommended option under digital tools or case management support.
Judges don’t need to enforce new systems. You simply need to reward clarity. Splitifi gives litigants a way to show up prepared — and lets you focus on outcomes, not organization.
