A portal matter the same day
Roadmap, documents, evidence locker, messages, deadlines, and billing in one protected workspace.
Named paid packet
Family-law limited-scope packet
$750.00 limited-scope work product for custody, CPS, divorce, or any other family matter in your state. Court filing fees, service, and certified copies are separate. This is not a published hourly retainer and not a chatbot answer.
Jurisdiction
Pick the court state first.
LexCase serves family matters in all 50 states and D.C. Pick the court state first. The portal uses that choice for venue, roadmap, and local practice.
In scope
- You already have a custody, parenting-time, support, or other family-court order — or you need to start one.
- You want to modify that order, defend a modification the other parent filed or threatened, or open a related family matter.
- The matter will be in a family court in your state. You pick that state at intake.
- The theory is built from local practice: what changed, what the court actually weighs, and what is now in the child’s best interest.
- Parenting-plan work when the case requires one.
- Related child-support issues only as they attach to the family matter.
Out of scope
- Federal mixed matters that are not a state family-court file.
- Criminal defense or emergency TPO / appearance-counsel-now crises.
- Uncontested nationwide divorce forms.
- Immigration as if it runs on the same engine.
- Full courtroom representation from day one for a buyer who can fund a conventional retainer.
What the parent gets
The pile, made usable
Existing order, facts that changed, texts, photos, school and work records — labeled instead of dumped.
A theory of the case for your state
The facts that matter under local family-law practice, not a generic custody essay copied from another jurisdiction.
A packet you can file or escalate
Parenting-plan work, exhibit structure, and a next-step list. You still own filing, service, fees, and final decisions.
What you still own
Truthfulness of facts and uploads. Court filing fees. Filing and service unless a written engagement says otherwise. Deadlines. Final decisions. Showing up in court if the case requires it.
Family-court rules, modification standards, and required parenting-plan forms vary by state. LexCase maps the matter to your chosen jurisdiction; statutes, citations, and filing requirements are confirmed against that state’s authorities before anything is filed.