An AI capability within Splitifi designed to identify patterns of vexatious litigation, frivolous filings, excessive discovery requests, and procedural gamesmanship …

A planned free micro-course series offered by The Splitifi Project to educate users on topics like AI in family law, …

The accumulation or increase of something over time, often used in reference to assets or debts acquired during a marriage.

A signed document confirming that a party has received legal documents (like a divorce petition).

To make a formal judgment or decision about a disputed matter in court.

The subscription tier designed specifically for Judges, offering AI-assisted case summaries, compliance tracking, secure document review, and custom judicial research …

User profiles within Splitifi responsible for platform management, support, and integration (e.g., Platform Administrators, Customer Support, Legal Tech Consultants).

The quality of evidence that permits it to be introduced in court. Based on relevance, reliability, and adherence to rules …

The legal process of establishing a parent-child relationship between individuals not biologically related.

AI-driven insights within Splitifi that analyze opposing party behaviors, litigation history, and potential strategies to help attorneys develop counter-strategies.

A legal system (like in the U.S.) where two opposing sides present their cases before a neutral judge or jury. …

The subscription tier designed for small law firms, offering multi-user collaboration, advanced AI tools for case prediction and drafting, client …

User profiles within Splitifi who provide financial, therapeutic, or coaching support to individuals navigating divorce (e.g., Financial Advisors, CDFAs, Therapists, …

A written statement confirmed by oath or affirmation, for use as evidence in court. Splitifi may assist in drafting or …

A referral network program designed to reward trusted professionals (attorneys, therapists, coaches, etc.) for referring new users to Splitifi, offering …

A defense in which the defendant introduces evidence that, if found credible, will negate liability, even if the plaintiff’s allegations …

A strategic concept referring to Splitifi’s defensible competitive advantage built upon its proprietary AI algorithms, exclusive data access (especially from …

Specific applications of Artificial Intelligence within the Splitifi platform tailored to the needs of different user profiles (e.g., Mock Depositions, …

Financial support paid by one spouse to the other after separation or divorce. Splitifi’s financial tools may help calculate or …

A claim or assertion that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically one made without proof until proven in …

Methods of resolving legal disputes outside of traditional court litigation. Includes Mediation, Arbitration, Collaborative Law. Splitifi supports various ADR professionals.

A divorce where both parties agree on major issues (property, custody, support) and cooperate to finalize the dissolution with minimal …

A legal procedure declaring a marriage null and void, as though it never existed. Different from divorce, based on specific …

The formal written response by a defendant/respondent to a plaintiff’s/petitioner’s complaint/petition.

A legal process where a higher court reviews the decision of a lower court to determine if errors were made.

The formal act of submitting to the jurisdiction of a court, either in person or through an attorney.

A form of ADR where a neutral third-party (Arbitrator) hears evidence and arguments from both sides and makes a binding …

A neutral third-party professional who resolves disputes outside of court via arbitration; a user profile within Splitifi requiring access to …

Unpaid, overdue debt, commonly referring to past-due child support or alimony payments.

A key financial metric representing the predictable revenue generated from subscriptions over a one-year period, central to Splitifi’s high-growth strategy.

Any item of economic value owned by an individual or couple, including real estate, bank accounts, investments, vehicles, personal property, …

An AI capability assisting individuals considering or undergoing divorce by evaluating financial risks, potential asset division scenarios, and support obligations …

A licensed legal professional representing clients in legal matters; a core user profile for Splitifi, utilizing features for case management, …

A legal principle protecting confidential communications between an attorney and their client from disclosure.

The cost charged by a lawyer for legal services, often billed hourly or as a flat fee. Splitifi may offer …

The attorney whose name appears in the permanent records or files of a case as representing a party.

AI-driven tools within Splitifi that analyze attorney efficiency, communication patterns, and potentially case outcomes (using anonymized data) to provide insights …

The enterprise-level subscription tier designed for large law firms, offering a full white-label platform, custom branding, advanced API integrations, enterprise-grade …

An AI feature within Splitifi that monitors legislative changes, new case law, and judicial rulings relevant to a user’s ongoing …

Dishonest or fraudulent conduct in a transaction or negotiation. In family law, can refer to hiding assets or engaging in …

A court officer responsible for keeping order in the courtroom and managing custody of the jury.

In some legal systems (e.g., UK, Australia), a type of lawyer specializing in courtroom advocacy and litigation. Splitifi’s global version …

A trial conducted before a judge without a jury. Common in family law cases.

The legal standard used by courts to determine child custody and visitation matters, prioritizing the child’s well-being, safety, and development …

The act of marrying someone while already legally married to another person. Grounds for annulment.

The time spent by legal professionals on a client’s case that is charged to the client. Splitifi may help track …

A planned content series as part of The Splitifi Project, focusing on topics like AI in family law reform, judicial …

Genuine; real. Often used to describe a legitimate offer or residence.

Defined as emotionless clarity, reform-oriented, and data-driven for Splitifi.

A written legal document presented to a court arguing why the party should prevail on a particular issue, citing laws …

The legal obligation of a party in a trial to produce evidence that proves or disproves a disputed fact. C

The schedule of cases to be heard by a court. Splitifi offers tools to track court dates and deadlines.

Law established by the decisions made in previous court cases (precedents). Splitifi’s AI assists with researching relevant case law.

Core functionality within Splitifi allowing users (litigants, attorneys) to organize documents, track deadlines, manage communications, and monitor the progress of …

A meeting between the judge and the parties (or their attorneys) to discuss case status, scheduling, potential settlement, and procedural …

An AI feature within Splitifi designed to connect litigants with suitable attorneys based on case details, attorney expertise, and potentially …

An AI capability within Splitifi that provides attorneys with data-driven insights, adversarial analysis, and potential outcome predictions to help develop …

The legal grounds or set of facts that entitle a person to sue another.

A financial professional specializing in the financial aspects of divorce; an advisory user profile within Splitifi needing asset visibility and …

A document signed by a party or attorney confirming that legal documents have been served (delivered) to the opposing party.

A copy of a document that is certified as a true copy by the official custodian of the original document …

The documented chronological history tracking the possession, transfer, and handling of evidence, crucial for admissibility.

A judge’s private office. Hearings or conferences may sometimes be held “in chambers.”

Moving a lawsuit or criminal trial to another place for trial, usually due to concerns about finding an impartial jury …

Physical, sexual, or emotional mistreatment or neglect of a child. A critical factor in custody determinations. Splitifi’s communication monitoring might …

The legal rights and responsibilities associated with caring for and making decisions about a child. Can be Legal Custody or …

An investigation conducted by a mental health professional or social worker appointed by the court to provide recommendations regarding custody …

A mental health professional specializing in children’s psychological well-being; an advisory user profile within Splitifi needing access to developmental tools …

Financial payments made by one parent to the other for the financial support of their child(ren) after separation or divorce. …

A government agency responsible for establishing and enforcing child support orders.

An individual user profile within Splitifi needing tools for schedule clarity (co-parenting calendars) and safe, secure communication related to their …

Evidence that relies on an inference to connect it to a conclusion of fact (e.g., fingerprints at the scene). Contrast …

A reference to a legal authority, such as a statute or case law decision. Splitifi’s AI research tools help find …

The branch of law dealing with disputes between individuals or organizations, where compensation may be awarded to the victim. Family …

A legal demand or assertion of a right.

(See Court Clerk)

Addressing the challenge of clients having unrealistic demands regarding case timelines or outcomes; Splitifi features like automated updates, AI-powered education, …

The process law firms use to gather information from potential clients and decide whether to take their case. Splitifi may …

AI-powered assessments provided to attorneys via Splitifi to evaluate their clients’ legal risks and develop strategies to minimize exposure and …

Splitifi’s capability to connect with Clio, a popular legal practice management software, for seamless data sharing (e.g., billing, case information).

The final statement made by each party’s attorney (or the party themselves if self-represented) summarizing their case and persuading the …

Storing digital data on remote servers accessed via the internet. Splitifi utilizes secure cloud storage for case documents.

The shared responsibility of parents to raise their child(ren) after separation or divorce. Splitifi offers tools like shared calendars and …

Living together in an intimate relationship without being married.

A legal contract signed by unmarried couples living together, outlining rights and responsibilities regarding property, finances, and potentially support if …

An individual user profile within Splitifi needing tools for legal/financial agreements (cohabitation agreements), shared planning, and expense tracking before or …

A non-adversarial process where both parties and their specially trained attorneys agree to resolve disputes outside of court through negotiation …

An illegal agreement between opposing parties to mislead or defraud the court.

The premium subscription tier for individual litigants, offering advanced AI-driven case strategy insights, compliance automation, financial/custody planning tools, and optional …

Mixing separate property with marital property (e.g., depositing inheritance into a joint account), which can potentially change its legal status …

A legally recognized marriage established without a formal ceremony or license, based on the couple presenting themselves as married and …

A planned private, invite-only online community (e.g., on Geneva or Discord) for Splitifi users (Litigants, Professionals, Parents, Allies) to share …

A system of property ownership in some states where assets acquired by either spouse during the marriage are considered jointly …

The initial legal document filed by the plaintiff/petitioner to start a lawsuit, stating the allegations and requested relief.

A component of the planned global rollout for Splitifi, automating the validation of filings, deadlines, and financial disclosures against specific …

Features within Splitifi that monitor adherence to court deadlines, procedural rules, and discovery requirements for litigants, attorneys, and judges.

Hiding assets or income during a divorce proceeding to avoid division or impact support calculations. Splitifi’s financial forensic tools aim …

The ethical duty of professionals (attorneys, therapists, mediators) to keep client information private. Splitifi incorporates features to maintain confidentiality.

A situation where a person or organization has competing loyalties or interests that could impair their impartiality or ethical obligations. …

Voluntary agreement or permission.

A court order based on an agreement reached by the parties involved.

In some states, similar to guardianship; legal authority granted to manage the affairs of another person deemed unable to manage …

Something of value exchanged between parties in a contract.

Behavior that disrespects the authority of a court or disobeys a court order. Can result in fines or imprisonment.

A divorce where the spouses disagree on one or more major issues (e.g., property division, custody, support) and require court …

The postponement or rescheduling of a court hearing or deadline.

A legally binding agreement between two or more parties. Prenuptial, postnuptial, and settlement agreements are types of contracts. Splitifi’s AI …

A mandatory waiting period required by some jurisdictions between filing for divorce and the final decree being granted.

Divorce is a data exercise, not an emotional battle.

Data > Drama; Evidence > Emotion; Transparency > Theatrics.

Evidence that supports or confirms other evidence already presented.

Expenses associated with a lawsuit beyond attorney fees, such as filing fees, court reporter fees, expert witness fees, etc.

Another term for an attorney or lawyer providing legal advice and representation.

The subscription tier designed for solo attorney practices, offering case management dashboards, AI-powered client communication analysis, document collaboration, Clio integration, …

A claim filed by the defendant/respondent against the plaintiff/petitioner within the same lawsuit.

The governmental body empowered to resolve legal disputes and administer justice.

An administrative professional within the court system responsible for maintaining court records, managing filings, and assisting judges. A user profile …

A key problem Splitifi aims to solve, referring to court backlogs, administrative hurdles, and unpredictable scheduling that disrupt legal practice. …

A professional who translates spoken language in court proceedings for parties or witnesses who do not speak the language of …

A formal written direction issued by a judge. Splitifi helps track compliance with court orders.

A professional who transcribes spoken or recorded speech into written form during legal proceedings; a user profile needing document access …

The official procedures and guidelines governing practice in a particular court system (e.g., Rules of Civil Procedure, Rules of Evidence). …

The quality of being believable or trustworthy. A key factor in evaluating witness testimony. Splitifi’s sentiment analysis may offer insights, …

A planned feature for the global Splitifi platform enabling management of divorce cases involving parties or assets in multiple countries, …

The questioning of a witness by the opposing party’s attorney after direct examination, often aimed at challenging credibility or eliciting …

The parent with whom the child primarily resides (primary physical custody).

(See Child Custody)

(See Child Custody Evaluation) Identified as potential affiliate.

An administrative role within Splitifi responsible for handling user queries, managing support flows, and potentially overseeing AI interactions. D

Monetary compensation awarded by a court to a party who has suffered loss or injury. Less common in typical divorce …

A core value and tagline for Splitifi, emphasizing its focus on factual evidence and structured processes over emotional conflict in …

The physical or geographical location where data is stored, a key consideration for Splitifi’s global rollout to comply with regional …

The date when spouses formally separate with the intent to end the marriage. This date can be legally significant for …

An obligation to pay money, deliver goods, or render services. Marital debts are typically divided in a divorce.

The judgment or ruling made by a court or arbitrator.

The final ruling or order of a court that officially terminates a marriage and resolves related issues (property, custody, support).

In some jurisdictions, a provisional decree of divorce that becomes final after a specified period unless cause is shown why …

A legal document transferring ownership of real property.

A false statement that harms someone’s reputation (includes Libel – written, and Slander – spoken).

Failure to respond to a lawsuit or appear in court within the required time. Can lead to a Default Judgment.

A binding judgment issued in favor of one party based on the other party’s failure to take required action (e.g., …

The party against whom a lawsuit or petition is filed.

Procedural maneuvers used intentionally to slow down litigation, often for strategic advantage or harassment. Splitifi aims to identify and counter …

Out-of-court sworn testimony of a witness taken under oath, used as part of the discovery process and potentially as evidence …

An AI capability within Splitifi that breaks down deposition transcripts to identify inconsistencies, key arguments, contradictions, and potential impeachment points …

Evidence that directly proves a fact, without requiring inference (e.g., eyewitness testimony of an event). Contrast with Circumstantial Evidence.

The initial questioning of a witness by the attorney who called them to testify.

The paying out of money, often from a fund or trust (e.g., disbursing proceeds from the sale of a marital …

The formal pre-trial process where parties exchange information and evidence relevant to the case. Includes Interrogatories, Requests for Production, Depositions, …

AI-powered tools within Splitifi for attorneys to review, summarize, and analyze large volumes of documents exchanged during the discovery phase, …

The power of a judge to make decisions based on their own judgment and conscience within the bounds of the …

The termination of a lawsuit. Can be With Prejudice (cannot be refiled) or Without Prejudice (can be refiled).

The wasteful or improper spending or depletion of marital assets by one spouse during the breakdown of the marriage or …

The legal term for divorce in many jurisdictions.

The legal termination of a marriage.

A professional who provides guidance, support, and practical advice to individuals going through divorce, focusing on emotional well-being, organization, and …

(See Decree)

A planned private, encrypted, browser-based journaling tool within Splitifi with structured prompts designed to help individuals process their divorce experience …

An AI-driven feature in Splitifi designed for individuals considering divorce, allowing them to upload documents and receive predictions on potential …

A planned free resource (daily email opt-in) from The Splitifi Project offering prompts to help individuals reframe their mindset during …

The official schedule or list of cases pending before a court. Splitifi helps manage docket deadlines.

An AI capability for judges within Splitifi to support docket prioritization, workflow optimization, and scheduling recommendations.

Software used to track, manage, and store electronic documents. Splitifi incorporates DMS features.

AI assistance within Splitifi for individuals in drafting legal documents like responses, affidavits, and discovery requests using templates and formatting …

Using artificial intelligence to analyze large volumes of legal documents quickly, identifying key information, patterns, or anomalies. A core feature …

A legal or personal relationship between two individuals who live together and share a common domestic life but are not …

A pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship used by one partner to gain or maintain power and control over …

A person’s permanent legal home. Important for establishing Jurisdiction.

Unlawful pressure exerted upon a person to coerce them to perform an act they ordinarily would not perform (e.g., signing …

The process of identifying, collecting, producing, and reviewing electronically stored information (ESI) like emails, digital documents, databases, social media content, …

Employer-sponsored programs offering confidential counseling and resources for personal issues, including marital problems and divorce. EAP counselors are potential Splitifi …

The legal process by which a minor child is freed from parental control and granted adult rights and responsibilities. Often …

A challenge faced by attorneys where clients’ strong emotions impede rational decision-making. Splitifi addresses this with AI sentiment analysis, structured …

The process of converting information into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Used by Splitifi to protect user data.

Legal action taken to compel compliance with a court order (e.g., enforcing child support or property division).

Large law firms that may use Splitifi’s white-labeled solutions (Splitifi Authority) or have other strategic partnerships.

A legal principle used in many states for dividing marital property in a divorce, aiming for a fair (though not …

The value of an asset minus any debts owed on it (e.g., home value minus mortgage balance).

Data that is created, manipulated, communicated, stored, and best utilized in digital form, requiring specific handling in discovery. (See E-Discovery)

All the property and assets owned by a particular person, especially at death. Relevant in divorce if discussing inheritance or …

A legal principle preventing someone from arguing something or asserting a right that contradicts what they previously said or agreed …

An AI feature within Splitifi designed to monitor case communications and strategies for potential ethical issues (conflicts of interest, coercion, …

Features and protocols within Splitifi designed to help attorneys uphold professional conduct, including secure documentation, automated compliance checks, conflict-of-interest screening, …

Moral principles governing behavior, particularly the standards of conduct for legal professionals. Splitifi aims to help attorneys maintain ethical practice.

Information presented in court to prove or disprove a fact. Includes testimony, documents, physical objects, etc. Splitifi helps organize and …

A core value and tagline for Splitifi, highlighting the platform’s emphasis on factual documentation over emotional arguments in legal proceedings.

Communication between one party and the judge without the other party being present or notified. Generally prohibited to ensure fairness.

A court order granted based on the request of one party without prior notice to the other party, usually in …

To sign a legal document, making it valid; or to carry out the terms of an order or judgment.

(See High-Growth Execution Plan)

A person named in a will to carry out its provisions.

A document or physical item introduced as evidence in court. Splitifi helps manage and tag potential exhibits.

A person qualified by knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education to provide specialized testimony or opinions in court on a …

A specialized court handling family law matters like divorce, custody, support, adoption, and domestic violence.

The area of civil law dealing with family relationships, including marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, etc.

A type of divorce where one party alleges specific wrongdoing (grounds) by the other spouse (e.g., adultery, cruelty, desertion) as …

A legal obligation of one party to act in the best interest of another. Spouses may owe certain fiduciary duties …

An AI capability within Splitifi that provides contextual answers based on the specific documents uploaded within a user’s case file.

Submitting a legal document to the court clerk to be placed in the official case record. Splitifi may offer e-filing …

A fee charged by the court to file legal documents and initiate a lawsuit.

(See Decree)

(See CDFA® and Advisory & Emotional Support Roles)

A sworn document detailing a party’s income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Required in most divorce cases. Splitifi aids in preparing …

A planned component of the global Splitifi platform that automates financial analysis tailored to specific countries, including currency conversion, asset …

A determination by a judge or jury regarding a factual issue based on the evidence presented.

A financial professional specializing in detecting financial discrepancies, hidden assets, and fraud, often serving as an expert witness in divorce …

To lose a right or property due to wrongdoing or failure to perform an obligation.

The practice of choosing the court or jurisdiction that is most likely to provide a favorable outcome for one’s case. …

Intentional deception resulting in injury to another person. In divorce, can involve hiding assets or misrepresenting income.

Lacking any legal merit or basis in fact; often filed for purposes of harassment or delay. Splitifi’s AI aims to …

A provision in the U.S. Constitution requiring states to respect the public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of every other …

(See Guardian ad Litem)

A legal procedure where a creditor (like a child support recipient) can obtain money owed by a debtor directly from …

EU data privacy regulation that Splitifi’s global platform must comply with, influencing data residency and consent architecture.

Legal rights granted in some circumstances for grandparents to have visitation or contact with their grandchildren, typically when parents are …

To give or permit (e.g., the judge granted the motion).

A complaint, often used in the context of professional misconduct allegations against an attorney.

An internal reference document within Splitifi summarizing its core identity, mission, features, pricing, and brand guidelines to ensure consistency.

The legal reasons recognized by a state for granting a divorce. Can be Fault-based or No-Fault.

A person legally appointed to care for the person or property of another who is unable to manage their own …

An individual (often an attorney or social worker) appointed by the court to investigate and represent the best interests of …

(See Document Preparation Guidance) H

International treaties governing issues like cross-border service of legal documents and international child abduction. Relevant for Splitifi’s Cross-Border Divorce Capability.

Behavior intended to disturb or upset, possibly including repeated unwanted contact or vexatious litigation.

A formal proceeding before a judge, less formal than a trial, often focused on specific issues or motions.

An out-of-court statement offered in court to prove the truth of the matter asserted. Generally inadmissible as evidence due to …

A detailed operational plan outlining the steps, resource allocation, risk mitigation, and leadership priorities required to achieve Splitifi’s aggressive revenue …

An agreement where one party assumes liability for potential claims, protecting the other party from responsibility. Often used in divorce …

The process of designing and developing the Splitifi platform so it can be easily adapted (localized) for various languages, regions, …

Challenging the credibility or truthfulness of a witness during cross-examination. Splitifi’s deposition analysis may identify potential impeachment points.

Income attributed to a spouse by a court, even if not actually earned, based on their earning capacity (e.g., if …

In private, referring to a hearing or inspection of documents conducted in the judge’s chambers rather than open court.

Lacking the physical or mental ability to manage one’s own affairs.

A common method for calculating child support based on the combined income of both parents, assuming the child should receive …

(See Judicial Inconsistency)

To secure someone against loss or liability. Similar to Hold Harmless.

An individual user profile within Splitifi needing tools for clarity, agreements (like prenuptials), and relationship planning.

An individual user profile within Splitifi needing education, emotional preparation resources, and preliminary legal guidance tools (like Divorce Pre-Planning).

Digital content creators (TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Instagram) discussing divorce, healing, or legal topics, identified as potential affiliates for The Splitifi …

“In the manner of a pauper.” Permission granted by a court to a low-income person to file a case or …

A resource center within Splitifi potentially offering articles, guides, and explanations about the legal process for litigants.

A court order requiring a person to do or cease doing a specific action. (See also: Restraining Order)

A legal system where the court or a part of the court is actively involved in investigating the facts of …

Organizations (nonprofits, churches, EAPs, legal aid clinics) that support families and individuals during divorce, identified as potential channels for referrals …

Often a legal secretary or paralegal responsible for initial client contact and information gathering in a law firm. Identified as …

(See Legal Tech Consultants)

Intangible property resulting from creativity, such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks. Can be a marital asset subject to division.

A court order effective only during the period while a lawsuit is ongoing, before a final decision is made (e.g., …

(See i18n)

Written questions submitted by one party to the other during discovery, which must be answered in writing under oath.

A legal procedure allowing a third party to join an ongoing lawsuit if they have an interest in the outcome.

Dying without a valid will. State laws determine how property is distributed.

A common ground for No-Fault Divorce, indicating the marriage has broken down beyond repair without blaming either party.

Similar to Irreconcilable Differences, a ground for no-fault divorce. J

Joining multiple parties or claims together in a single lawsuit.

A custody arrangement where both parents share decision-making authority (Joint Legal Custody) and/or significant periods of physical care and control …

Both parents share the right and responsibility to make major decisions about the child’s upbringing (education, healthcare, religion).

Parents share significant amounts of time having the child physically reside with them. Does not necessarily mean exactly 50/50 time.

Assets acquired by either spouse during the marriage (except by gift or inheritance in some states) that are subject to …

A public official presiding over court proceedings; a key user profile for Splitifi, utilizing the Adjudicate plan for case summaries, …

A planned role within Splitifi dedicated to building relationships with the judiciary and driving adoption of Splitifi tools within court …

The final decision of a court in a lawsuit. (See also: Decree)

The party who has won a monetary judgment.

The party who owes money according to a judgment.

A specialized interface within Splitifi designed for judges, providing streamlined case views, compliance metrics, evidence summaries, AI-powered motion screening, and …

(See Discretion)

The principle of efficient management of court resources and caseloads. Splitifi aims to improve this.

(See Estoppel)

The challenge arising from different judges interpreting laws or applying procedural rules differently. Splitifi addresses this with AI-powered judicial trend …

A court’s acceptance of a well-known fact (e.g., that Christmas is on December 25th) without requiring formal proof.

The power of a court to review the actions of other branches of government (legislative, executive) or lower courts.

An AI capability within Splitifi that analyzes past decisions of specific judges or courts to identify patterns, predict future rulings …

The legal authority of a court to hear and decide a particular type of case and to make orders binding …

Care provided to children by relatives or close family friends when parents are unable to provide care. L

A legal defense asserting that the opposing party unreasonably delayed in bringing the claim, causing prejudice to the defendant.

A legal action started by one party against another in court.

(See Attorney)

The process of attracting and converting potential clients. Splitifi plans AI-powered lead generation and matching for attorneys.

A contract granting use or occupation of property during a specified period in exchange for rent.

(See Litigation Abuse)

Free or low-cost legal assistance provided to low-income individuals. Splitifi aims to integrate with or support legal aid services.

(See Paralegal)

The right and responsibility to make major decisions about a child’s upbringing (education, healthcare, religion). (See also: Joint Legal Custody, …

(See Attorney Fees)

An assumption of fact made by a court as a basis for deciding a legal question.

User profiles within Splitifi directly involved in the legal process (Attorneys, Judges, Court Clerks, Mediators, Arbitrators, etc.).

A planned AI feature in Splitifi to translate legal documents while maintaining contextual accuracy and compliance with specific jurisdictional terminology …

Professional negligence by an attorney resulting in harm to a client. Splitifi’s ethical safeguards and documentation tools may help mitigate …

The process of finding laws, regulations, and court cases relevant to a specific legal issue. Splitifi offers AI-assisted legal research …

An AI capability within Splitifi providing users (especially self-represented litigants) with relevant case law, statutes, and procedural insights tailored to …

Support staff in law firms, often involved in client intake; identified as a Splitifi user profile.

A court order allowing spouses to live separately while remaining legally married, resolving issues like custody, support, and property. Sometimes …

A core component of the planned global Splitifi platform; a modular framework allowing Splitifi’s rules, workflows, and AI screening to …

An administrative/system role involved in customizing Splitifi, integrating it with other platforms (like Clio, Plaid), and potentially managing white-label setups.

Laws enacted by a legislative body (statutes).

A planned resource for Splitifi’s global rollout, providing whitepapers, data dashboards, and reform simulations to support lawmakers and NGOs advocating …

To seize property legally to satisfy a debt or judgment.

Legal responsibility or obligation.

Written defamation. (See Defamation)

A legal claim against property as security for payment of a debt.

A professional who helps individuals set and achieve personal or professional goals. May assist clients through divorce transitions. An advisory …

Legal services where an attorney handles only specific parts of a case (e.g., drafting a document, appearing at one hearing) …

An individual involved in a lawsuit (Plaintiff or Respondent); a primary user profile for Splitifi, utilizing tools for document management, …

The process of resolving disputes through the court system.

The use of legal processes for improper purposes, such as harassment, delay, or increasing costs for the opposing party, rather …

A notice requiring a company or individual to preserve potentially relevant information (including ESI) when litigation is reasonably anticipated.

A legal document specifying a person’s wishes regarding medical treatment if they become unable to communicate. Part of advance care …

Adapting a product or service (like Splitifi) to meet the specific language, cultural, and legal requirements of a particular region …

Alimony paid in a single payment or a few installments rather than periodically over time. M

Another term for Alimony or Spousal Support.

(See Legal Malpractice)

The basic subscription tier for individual litigants within Splitifi, offering secure document storage, version control, AI checklists, calendar reminders, and …

Financial information that parties are required by court rules to automatically exchange early in a divorce case.

A foundational document outlining the core beliefs and mission of The Splitifi Project, emphasizing data over drama, court time for …

(See Joint Property)

Debts incurred by either spouse during the marriage for the benefit of the marriage. Typically subject to division in a …

A written contract signed by divorcing spouses resolving issues like property division, debt allocation, custody, visitation, and support. Submitted to …

The potential ecosystem within Splitifi where litigants find attorneys, attorneys purchase leads or advertise, creating network effects and revenue streams.

The mid-level subscription tier for individual litigants within Splitifi, adding AI-assisted document organization, communication sentiment analysis, enhanced search, personalized strategy …

A form of ADR where a neutral third-party (Mediator) helps disputing parties communicate, negotiate, and reach a voluntary agreement. The …

A neutral third party facilitating negotiation and resolution between disputing parties; a user profile within Splitifi needing tools for neutral …

A non-binding document outlining the terms of an agreement reached, often used in mediation before a formal settlement agreement is …

User profiles within Splitifi focused on the psychological well-being of individuals during divorce (Therapists, Coaches, Psychologists, Support Group Leaders, LCSWs), …

A provision in a contract stating that the written document contains the entire agreement between the parties.

Short, focused online courses, like those planned for the Splitifi Academy.

A person under the legal age of adulthood (usually 18).

Notes or records of what occurred during a meeting or court hearing.

Behavior by a professional (like an attorney) that violates ethical rules or standards of practice. Splitifi aims to help attorneys …

Fix family law globally by eliminating emotional exploitation and legal manipulation.

A trial terminated and declared invalid before a verdict is reached, often due to a procedural error, jury deadlock, or …

A legal principle requiring a person who has suffered loss or injury to take reasonable steps to minimize the extent …

A legal process to change the terms of an existing court order (e.g., modifying child support or custody due to …

(See Legal System Adaptability Engine)

An interactive AI feature within Splitifi that simulates the deposition process, providing users (litigants) with practice questions, real-time feedback, and …

A point or issue that is no longer relevant or in dispute.

A formal written request made to a judge asking for a specific ruling or order. Examples: Motion to Dismiss, Motion …

An AI feature within Splitifi summarizing legal arguments in motions, providing precedent-based insights, and potentially statistical probabilities of appeal outcomes …

An AI capability planned for Splitifi, particularly for judges, to automatically review motions for compliance, potential abuse, or relevance based …

A motion asking the court to order the opposing party to comply with a discovery request they have failed to …

A request asking the court to throw out a case or specific claims due to legal insufficiency, lack of jurisdiction, …

A request asking the court to rule in favor of a party without a full trial, arguing that there are …

(See Interim Order)

(See Marital Settlement Agreement)

The ability of the Splitifi platform to operate in multiple languages, a key part of the global rollout strategy. N

Failure by a parent or caregiver to provide necessary care, supervision, food, shelter, medical care, or education for a child. …

Failure to exercise the degree of care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise under similar circumstances. The basis for …

Discussion between parties aimed at reaching an agreement or resolving a dispute. Splitifi provides tools to support negotiation (e.g., communication …

AI-generated insights within Splitifi for litigants on settlement trends, strategies, and data-driven risk assessments to encourage favorable out-of-court resolutions.

Gross income minus allowable deductions (taxes, mandatory retirement contributions, etc.). Often used in support calculations.

A court order prohibiting one person from having any contact (direct or indirect) with another person. Often issued in domestic …

A divorce granted without requiring proof of wrongdoing by either party. Grounds typically include Irreconcilable Differences or Irretrievable Breakdown. The …

The parent who does not have primary physical custody of the child. Usually has visitation rights and pays child support.

Assets owned by a spouse before the marriage, or received during the marriage as a gift or inheritance specifically for …

To have a document certified by a Notary Public, who verifies the identity of the signer and witnesses their signature.

A person authorized by the state to witness signatures, administer oaths, and certify documents.

Formal notification provided to a party about a legal proceeding, hearing date, or filing.

A document filed with the court by an attorney indicating they are representing a specific party in the case.

A formal document informing parties of the date, time, and location of a court hearing.

Latin for “now for then.” A court order correcting a previous clerical error in an order or judgment to reflect …

A solemn promise, often invoking a divine witness, regarding one’s future action or behavior, or swearing to the truth of …

A formal protest made during a hearing or trial regarding the admissibility of evidence or the propriety of a question …

The person to whom a debt or obligation is owed (e.g., recipient of child support).

The person who owes a debt or obligation (e.g., payer of child support).

Evidence presented to the judge (usually outside the jury’s hearing) to show the substance and relevance of evidence that has …

A formal proposal made by one party to the other to resolve the case on specific terms.

The initial statement made by each attorney at the beginning of a trial, outlining the facts they intend to prove …

The attorney representing the other side in a lawsuit. Splitifi offers tools to analyze and counter tactics from opposing counsel.

An AI analysis capability within Splitifi looking at opposing counsel’s litigation history to detect patterns and predict strategic moves.

(See Court Order)

A court order requiring a party to appear in court and explain why a particular action should not be taken …

A law enacted by a local government (city or county).

An AI capability within Splitifi analyzing case details, legal precedents, jurisdictional variations, judge history, and potentially opposing counsel tactics to …

(See Parenting Agreement)

Financial support paid by one unmarried partner to the other after the relationship ends. Not legally recognized in most states, …

A person trained in legal matters who performs substantive legal work under the supervision of an attorney. A user profile …

A controversial concept describing a situation where one parent undermines or damages the child’s relationship with the other parent through …

A neutral professional appointed by the court or agreed upon by parents to help high-conflict parents resolve disputes related to …

Establishing the legal identity of a child’s father.

A detailed written agreement or court order outlining how parents will handle custody, visitation schedules, decision-making, communication, and other child-rearing …

The time the non-custodial parent spends with the child.

A legal rule stating that written contracts generally cannot be contradicted or modified by oral agreements or evidence made prior …

A person or entity directly involved in a lawsuit (Plaintiff/Petitioner or Defendant/Respondent).

(See Parentage)

Latin for “pending the litigation.” Refers to orders or relief granted while the case is ongoing. (See Interim Order)

Knowingly making a false statement under oath. A criminal offense.

An injunction that remains in effect indefinitely or until certain conditions are met.

All property other than real estate (e.g., bank accounts, stocks, furniture, vehicles, jewelry).

Delivering legal documents directly to the person being served.

(See Complaint / Plaintiff)

The right and responsibility concerning where the child primarily lives and the day-to-day care. (See also: Joint Physical Custody, Sole …

Splitifi’s capability to connect with Plaid, a financial data aggregator, allowing users to securely link bank accounts for financial tracking …

The party who initiates a lawsuit or files a petition seeking relief from the court.

An internal administrative role within Splitifi responsible for overall platform oversight, user role management, system analytics, and audits.

Formal written documents filed with the court stating the parties’ claims and defenses (e.g., Complaint, Answer, Counterclaim). Splitifi may assist …

A motion filed after the final judgment has been entered, seeking to modify, enforce, or vacate the judgment.

A contract signed by spouses after marriage, outlining property rights and support arrangements in the event of divorce or death.

A legal document authorizing one person (the agent or attorney-in-fact) to act on behalf of another person (the principal). Can …

The section of a complaint or petition stating the remedy or action the party is requesting from the court.

A prior court decision that serves as an example or authority for deciding subsequent similar cases. Splitifi’s AI helps research …

An AI capability for judges and attorneys within Splitifi to efficiently find relevant case law and statutory authority, potentially tailored …

(See Outcome Generation)

Using AI and historical data within Splitifi to forecast case trajectories, judicial decisions, potential delays, or settlement values.

Bias or preconceived opinion; or legal harm or disadvantage caused to a party (e.g., dismissal with prejudice prevents refiling).

A contract signed by prospective spouses before marriage, defining property rights, spousal support, and other financial matters in case of …

The standard of proof typically required in civil cases (including family law), meaning the evidence shows it is more likely …

An assumption of fact that the law requires to be made based on the existence of another fact or group …

(See Case Management Conference)

A case where the evidence presented is sufficient to support the claim unless contradicted or rebutted by opposing evidence.

The parent with whom the child resides most of the time.

The tiered subscription structure for different Splitifi user groups (Individuals, Attorneys, Judges/Mediators, White-Label Firms), offering varying levels of features and …

A legal right protecting certain communications from disclosure in court (e.g., Attorney-Client Privilege, Spousal Privilege, Doctor-Patient Confidentiality).

Legal services provided free of charge for the public good.

A party representing themselves in court without an attorney. Splitifi offers significant tools and resources for pro se litigants.

The legal process of administering the estate of a deceased person, including validating the will, paying debts, and distributing assets.

The rules governing how legal cases are conducted and how the court system operates. Contrast with Substantive Law. Splitifi’s compliance …

Any formal action or hearing conducted before a court or judicial officer.

A person authorized to deliver legal documents (serve process) to parties involved in a lawsuit.

(See Request for Production)

Maintaining high ethical standards in legal practice. Splitifi supports this through documentation safeguards, ethical risk detection, and compliance tools.

A written promise to pay a specific sum of money to another person by a certain date.

Evidence establishing the truth of a fact.

The process of identifying, valuing, and dividing marital property and debts between spouses during a divorce. Governed by state law …

(See Marital Settlement Agreement)

(See Restraining Order)

Information or works not protected by copyright or patent, available for public use.

Principles, often unstated, on which social laws are based. Courts may refuse to enforce agreements that violate public policy. Q

A court order required to divide certain retirement plan assets (like 401(k)s or pensions) between spouses in a divorce without …

To annul, void, or set aside (e.g., to quash a subpoena).

Latin for “something for something.” An exchange of goods or services. R

Land and anything permanently attached to it, such as buildings.

Evidence presented to contradict or disprove evidence offered by the opposing party.

A temporary break during a court hearing or trial.

When spouses resume their marital relationship after having separated or filed for divorce. May lead to dismissal of the divorce …

The official collection of all documents filed, evidence admitted, and transcripts of proceedings in a case.

When a judge withdraws from hearing a case due to potential bias, conflict of interest, or lack of impartiality.

Further questioning of a witness by the party who called them, conducted after cross-examination, usually limited to issues raised during …

Specific goals of Splitifi’s mission, including eliminating legal abuse, prioritizing judicial efficiency, promoting attorney accountability, and increasing transparency.

A person forced to leave their country due to persecution, war, or violence. Relevant in international family law cases.

Spousal support paid for a limited period to allow the recipient spouse to gain skills or education needed to become …

The remedy or action requested from the court (e.g., divorce, custody, monetary damages). (See Prayer for Relief)

A custody dispute arising when one parent wants to move a significant distance with the child, potentially impacting the other …

When an appellate court sends a case back to the lower court for further action or proceedings consistent with its …

The means by which a legal right is enforced or the violation of a right is prevented or compensated (e.g., …

To resume consideration of a case after judgment has been entered, usually due to newly discovered evidence, fraud, or other …

A plaintiff’s response to a defendant’s counterclaim.

A discovery tool where one party asks the other to admit or deny specific facts or the authenticity of documents …

A discovery tool where one party asks the other to produce documents, electronically stored information (ESI), or tangible items for …

Latin for “a matter judged.” A legal doctrine preventing the same parties from re-litigating a claim that has already been …

To cancel or revoke a contract or agreement.

The place where a person lives. Meeting state residency requirements is necessary to file for divorce in that state (Jurisdiction).

The subscription tier designed for Mediators within Splitifi, offering AI-powered conflict resolution insights, secure multi-party document collaboration, mediation templates, and …

The party who responds to a petition or appeal. (See Defendant)

A court order prohibiting a person from taking certain actions, such as contacting or coming near another person. Often used …

An advance payment made by a client to an attorney to secure their services and cover initial fees and costs.

Funds saved for retirement, such as 401(k)s, IRAs, pensions. Marital portions are subject to division in divorce (often requiring a …

When an appellate court overturns the decision of a lower court.

A court hearing scheduled to review compliance with previous orders or assess the progress of a case or situation (e.g., …

To cancel or take back (e.g., revoke a power of attorney).

A provision in a parenting plan giving one parent the opportunity to care for the child during the other parent’s …

Evaluating potential weaknesses, liabilities, or negative outcomes in a legal case. Splitifi’s AI provides tools for this.

In U.S. federal court (and similar state rules), a motion seeking sanctions against a party or attorney for filing documents …

A component of Splitifi’s planned Legal System Adaptability Engine that defines and applies country-specific legal rules (divorce laws, timelines, support …

The formal court rules governing how civil lawsuits are conducted.

The formal court rules governing which evidence is admissible in court proceedings.

A judge’s decision on a legal question or motion. S

Penalties imposed by a court for violating rules or court orders, or for engaging in misconduct (e.g., fines, dismissal of …

AI-driven guidance within Splitifi for attorneys on when and how to effectively file motions for sanctions against opposing counsel engaging …

A software distribution model where applications are hosted by a vendor and made available to customers over the internet via …

A document filed with the court confirming that a judgment (usually monetary) has been fully paid or resolved.

(See Parenting Plan, Visitation)

An official stamp or emblem used by a court to authenticate documents. Also refers to ordering records kept confidential and …

Information and tools designed to help individuals navigate legal processes without an attorney. Splitifi provides numerous self-help resources.

(See Pro Se)

An AI capability within Splitifi that evaluates the emotional tone, potential credibility, and persuasiveness of written communications (emails, filings), used …

(See Non-Marital Property)

When spouses begin living apart. Can be a legal status (Legal Separation) or simply a physical separation that may mark …

(See Marital Settlement Agreement)

The formal procedure for delivering legal documents (like a summons and petition) to the opposing party to notify them of …

An agreement reached between disputing parties resolving their case outside of a court decision. Splitifi provides tools to facilitate settlement.

A meeting, often facilitated by a judge or mediator, aimed at helping the parties reach a settlement agreement.

The separation of claims or parties in a lawsuit to be handled independently.

(See Joint Custody)

(See Order to Show Cause)

Spoken defamation. (See Defamation)

A custody arrangement where only one parent has legal and/or physical custody rights.

Only one parent has the right to make major decisions about the child’s upbringing.

The child resides primarily with one parent, and that parent is responsible for day-to-day care. The other parent typically has …

In some legal systems (e.g., UK, Australia), a type of lawyer who primarily deals with clients directly, prepares documents, and …

A legal privilege protecting confidential communications made between spouses during their marriage from being disclosed in court. Also includes the …

(See Alimony)

The name of the company and its legal technology platform aimed at reforming family law through AI and data transparency.

The company’s primary brand color.

(See Community)

The name of the Splitifi Affiliate Program.

A planned free resource (infographic) illustrating how the divorce process should work according to Splitifi’s principles (data-driven, efficient).

The level of material comfort and wealth enjoyed by the parties during the marriage. Often a factor in determining alimony.

The legal right of a party to bring a lawsuit because they have a sufficient stake in the outcome (i.e., …

Latin for “to stand by things decided.” The legal principle of following precedent established in prior court decisions.

(See Case Management Conference)

A written law passed by a legislative body.

A law setting the maximum time after an event within which legal proceedings may be initiated.

A court order temporarily halting a legal proceeding or the enforcement of an order.

The legal process by which a step-parent becomes the legal parent of their spouse’s child.

A formal agreement between opposing parties regarding some matter in a lawsuit (e.g., stipulating to certain facts to avoid proving …

The right to purchase shares of company stock at a specified price. Can be considered marital property subject to division.

Utilizing data and AI insights within Splitifi (like judicial trend analysis, opposing counsel prediction) to develop and adapt legal strategies …

The highest level of judicial review, used when evaluating laws that infringe on fundamental rights.

A court order requiring a person to appear in court to testify (Subpoena Ad Testificandum) or to produce documents (Subpoena …

A subpoena ordering a witness to produce documents or records.

The laws that define rights, duties, and obligations (e.g., laws defining grounds for divorce, property rights). Contrast with Procedural Law.

An alternative method of serving legal documents (e.g., mailing, publishing notice) when personal service is not possible. Requires court approval.

A judgment granted by a court without a full trial when there are no genuine disputes over material facts and …

A formal legal document issued by a court notifying a defendant that a lawsuit has been filed against them and …

Visitation between a non-custodial parent and child that occurs under the supervision of a third party, often due to concerns …

Professional overseeing supervised visitation sessions. Identified as potential affiliate.

Individuals facilitating support groups for people going through divorce (e.g., DivorceCare). Identified as potential Splitifi affiliates.

An arrangement where a woman carries and gives birth to a child for another person or couple. Raises complex legal …

Designed to resist or show evidence of unauthorized alteration. Splitifi aims for tamper-proof documentation logs.

Professionals advising on tax implications of divorce settlements (property division, alimony, dependency exemptions). Identified as potential Splitifi affiliates.

A program allowing past-due child support payments to be collected from a parent’s tax refunds.

(See Interim Order)

An emergency ex parte order providing short-term protection until a full hearing can be held. (See Restraining Order)

An outdated legal principle presuming that young children should be placed in the custody of their mothers. Largely replaced by …

A court proceeding permanently ending the legal rights and responsibilities between a parent and child, often a prerequisite for adoption. …

To give evidence as a witness under oath.

Evidence given by a witness under oath in court or during a deposition.

Mental health professionals providing therapy to individuals, couples, or families navigating divorce. Advisory user profile and potential Splitifi affiliate.

A person or entity not directly involved as a principal party in a lawsuit or transaction.

Another term for the division of parenting time or visitation schedule between parents.

Legal ownership of property.

A civil wrong (other than breach of contract) causing harm or loss, for which the law provides a remedy (usually …

(See Termination of Parental Rights)

The process of identifying the origin and ownership history of assets to determine whether they are separate or marital property. …

The official written record of spoken words during a court hearing, trial, or deposition, prepared by a court reporter. Splitifi …

To convey property or rights from one person to another.

The process by which separate property becomes marital property (e.g., through Commingling or titling it jointly).

A core value for Splitifi, emphasizing clear, factual processes over dramatic or manipulative legal maneuvering.

An organized compilation of documents, evidence, notes, and legal research prepared by an attorney for use during trial. Splitifi can …

(See Temporary Restraining Order)

A legal arrangement where one person (the trustee) holds property for the benefit of another (the beneficiary). Trust assets can …

The person or entity responsible for managing assets held in a trust according to the trust document. U

A uniform state law adopted by nearly all U.S. states governing jurisdiction and enforcement of child custody orders across state …

A uniform state law governing the establishment and enforcement of child and spousal support orders across state lines.

(See Limited Scope Representation)

An agreement or contract term that is so unfair or one-sided that it shocks the conscience. Courts may refuse to …

A divorce where both spouses agree on all major issues and file jointly or one party files and the other …

Improper pressure or persuasion (falling short of duress) that overcomes a person’s free will and coerces them into an action …

Model laws drafted by national organizations (like the Uniform Law Commission) and recommended for adoption by states to promote consistency …

Distinct categories of individuals and professionals who interact with the Splitifi platform, each with specific needs and access levels (e.g., …

Testimonials (written, audio, video) from individuals who have navigated divorce, featured on the Splitifi Project site to build community and …

To set aside or annul a court order or judgment.

The process of determining the monetary worth of an asset. Crucial for property division in divorce. May require expert appraisers …

The specific date used for determining the value of marital assets for division purposes. Varies by jurisdiction (e.g., date of …

The specific county or geographical location where a lawsuit should be brought, determined by factors like where the parties reside …

The final decision made by a jury in a trial. (Less common in family law bench trials where the judge …

A sworn statement confirming the truthfulness of the contents of a document (e.g., verifying a pleading).

Litigation brought without probable cause and primarily for the purpose of annoying, harassing, or causing expense to the opposing party. …

(See Parenting Time)

The process of questioning potential jurors (in jury trials) or sometimes expert witnesses to determine their qualifications and potential biases.

When spouses agree to live apart. W

Intentionally giving up a known right or claim.

Financial professional assisting high-net-worth individuals with investment and financial planning. Potential Splitifi affiliate.

Offering the Splitifi platform under another company’s (typically a large law firm’s) brand. Provided through the Splitifi Authority plan, allowing …

A legal document outlining how a person wants their property distributed after their death. Divorce often invalidates provisions related to …

A basic visual guide or blueprint used in web/app design to represent the skeletal framework of a page or interface, …

A dismissal of a case preventing the plaintiff from filing the same claim again.

A dismissal of a case allowing the plaintiff the possibility of filing the same claim again later.

A person who testifies under oath in a legal proceeding regarding facts they have observed or have expertise in.

A legal doctrine protecting materials prepared by an attorney (or their agents) in anticipation of litigation from discovery by opposing …

A formal written order issued by a court requiring specific action. Examples: Writ of Habeas Corpus, Writ of Mandamus. Z

The ethical obligation of an attorney to represent their client diligently and vigorously within the bounds of the law. Splitifi …

A fully AI-powered divorce process that automates intake, filings, custody modeling, financial discovery, and predictive resolution based on historical and …

The reduction of litigation duration through automated case mapping, motion flagging, and process efficiency modeling.

A composite rating of attorney performance based on case resolution speed, motion volume, billing ethics, and client satisfaction.

A dynamic AI tool that builds child-centered custody schedules based on parental availability, judicial trends, and risk analysis.

A machine learning engine that predicts likely rulings based on jurisdictional patterns, motion behavior, and judge history.

A feature that evaluates the opposing attorney’s litigation style, motion frequency, case duration, and settlement rate.

Splitifi’s modular platform offered to law firms under their own brand with client portals, automation, and internal dashboards.

A proprietary database that provides Splitifi with a strategic advantage in predictive analytics and systemic behavior modeling.

A ranking system that surfaces attorney billing practices, motion activity, and resolution efficiency to clients and courts.

The exploitation of court procedures or filings to harass, delay, or exert control post-separation.

A metric that calculates how burdened a judge or court is by motion filings in a specific case or docket.

A tool that helps individuals complete financial and narrative affidavits accurately through guided prompts and document sync.

A financial analysis of how quickly divorce-related legal costs are accumulating relative to marital asset depletion.

The process of identifying recurring procedural delays across cases or jurisdictions to drive court reform or efficiency upgrades.

An AI-generated indicator that flags custody instability based on past motion history, tone analysis, and behavioral inputs.