The justice gap is, in large part, a reading problem.
Every hour an attorney spends reading a record is an hour another family waits. CaseTime reads the record first — so the people defending those who can't afford a lawyer can serve more people with the team they already have. If your organization does this work, we want to help.
Capacity is the bottleneck. Reading is most of capacity.
In most family courtrooms, the majority of people stand alone — not because help doesn't exist, but because the organizations funded to help must turn people away. Not for lack of will. For lack of hours.
And where do the hours go? Into the record. A staff attorney taking on a new matter inherits a box of filings, orders, screenshots, and statements, and the first days disappear into reading before the first minute of lawyering can happen.
CaseTime does that reading. It turns a raw record into a chronological, cited case file — every entry labeled as fact, claim, or court order, every entry linked to its source page — in hours, unattended, before the attorney sits down.
When intake-to-command drops from days to an afternoon, the same team says yes to more people.
Built around your funding reality, not our rate card
We're a small team building CaseTime inside real family-law cases, and widening access to justice is the point of the work. Here's what we bring to the table.
Command of the case before the first meeting
Every new matter arrives with the chronology built, parties mapped, contradictions flagged, and the record answerable — with citations — through Ask CaseTime.
Consistency across staff, volunteers, and turnover
Every matter organized the same way, so a case survives handoffs between staff attorneys, rotating volunteers, and clinic cohorts without losing its memory.
Clients who arrive understanding their own case
Clients and self-represented litigants see their record in plain language — what's filed, what's ordered, what's next — and come to every meeting prepared.
Terms that respect nonprofit budgets
Deeply discounted organizational pricing, pilot programs to prove the value before you commit, and honest conversations about what your funding can support.
If your work is access to justice, let's talk.
We're building partnerships with legal aid societies, law school clinics, pro bono programs at firms, court self-help centers, and domestic-violence advocacy organizations whose clients face family-court records they can't afford to have read.
Pilots start small: a handful of matters, your attorneys, real cases. If it doesn't make your team measurably faster, we'll say so together and part as friends.
One line we hold everywhere: CaseTime is case intelligence, not legal advice. It makes the record legible and cited; judgment stays with your attorneys and advocates.
Tell us about your organization
A short note is plenty — we respond within one business day, and you'll be talking to the founder, not a sales sequence.
- Partnerships
support@casetime.com
Subject line "Legal aid partnership" reaches the founder directly. - See it first
casetime.com/demo
Watch a real matter read live before we talk terms.