Family law attorneys, mediators, parenting coordinators, and court-connected programs use PeacePath Compass to get organized client records instead of screenshot folders.
Clients log incidents, exchanges, expenses, and communications as they happen. You receive a chronological, timestamped export rather than 400 unsorted screenshots the week before a hearing. That difference is billable-hour savings on every high-conflict file.
Refer a client with a code, and on the Family plan they can grant read-only access to specific records. You see what they choose to share, nothing more, and the client keeps control of their own file.
Self-help centers and parenting programs use the free tier and the free course library as a handout for unrepresented parents. The COMPASS toolkit for dependency and DCFS families is free permanently, with no upsell inside it.
We do not practice law, do not advise your clients, and do not represent the exports as admissible. The platform organizes the client's own records; the professional judgment remains entirely yours.
The fastest path is to have the client create a free account during the intake meeting and log the first incident with you watching. Clients who log one entry with guidance keep logging; clients who are handed a link at the end of a meeting usually do not. From there, ask for an export a week before any hearing rather than the night before.
Your clients pay the normal consumer price and can apply for a fee waiver if they cannot. There is no per-seat charge for a professional to view records a client has shared. That is deliberate: documentation quality should not depend on who can afford it.