Courtroom Co-Pilot™

Because children deserve to be heard through evidence - not manipulation.

Organize your case. Build a court-ready
Statement of Facts Report™

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Courtroom Co-Pilot™ transforms scattered evidence into a powerful, court-ready case. It documents incidents, logs witnesses, tracks contradictions, cross-references every piece of evidence, and generates a sworn, chronological Statement of Facts Report™ for child custody, visitation, child psychological abuse, child abuse, emotional abuse, and civil litigation matters.

Whether you're an attorney or an expert managing multiple cases, or a self-represented litigant fighting to protect your family, Courtroom Co-Pilot™ levels the playing field by organizing complex evidence into a clear, compelling presentation that simplifies hearing and trial preparation while enabling the Court to quickly understand the facts and the evidence supporting them.

Start organizing your case

First month

$19

Full access. Build your case and watch your Statement of Facts Report™ take shape.

Then

$49/month

Unlimited report exports. Cancel anytime.

Best value

Annual

$390/year

Save $198, and includes one free 45-minute setup session. Most custody cases run two to four years — keep your case organized through every hearing.

Includes a 45-minute session — a $225 value

For attorneys & experts

$149/month

Multiple cases, client exhibit portal, and page-marking for filing.

Every plan includes unlimited Statement of Facts Report™ exports. Litigation takes years — add what happens between hearings and regenerate your report before each one.

Your case data belongs to you. Export it at any time, including after you cancel. Cancel online in one click.

Compare: most family-law attorneys require a $10,000 retainer up front, with hourly billing on top. Courtroom Co-Pilot™ organizes the same evidence and produces a court-ready report for a fraction of that cost.

Watch the preview first

Free resource

A Child's Bill of Rights

Read and download the full document (PDF).

Pencil sketch of a child being carried away from a reaching parent — depicting parental alienation© PEK
Sketch of a father telling a child that their mother is a bad mom — depicting parental alienation through negative messaging

Child Psychological Abuse Cases

Child psychological abuse aimed at alienating a child from a parent is one of the most difficult issues to prove in family court. Our tool helps you document alienating conduct, build a chronological evidence record, and generate a sworn Statement of Facts Report™ designed for judges and custody evaluators.

Learn more about organizing child psychological abuse evidence →
Sketch of a father pointing at a crying child during a video call, saying the court says the child can't see the mother because she is a bad mom

A pattern of conduct that interferes with a child's relationship with a parent may constitute coercive control under Family Code § 6320(c).

See what your Statement of Facts Report™ looks like

A sample page from the court-ready report showing the Negative Brand Web™, corroboration counts, and documented incident summaries.

Sample Statement of Facts Report showing the Negative Brand Web and incident documentation

What parents are saying

Real feedback from parents who used Courtroom Co-Pilot™ to organize their family court cases.

Courtroom Co-Pilot™ turned years of scattered texts, emails, and court records into a clear, chronological story. For the first time I felt like the evidence spoke for itself.
Lili Hatch, parent
Working with Patricia Kennedy was one of the best decisions I made during my custody case. My ex-wife was alienating our daughters, but Patricia's methodology—including her Courtroom Co-Pilot™ and Negative Brand™ analysis—changed everything. Her work was meticulous, thoroughly researched, and presented the evidence in a way the Court could clearly understand. It exposed the parental alienation and emotional abuse that had been hidden, ultimately leading to the reversal of the existing orders and protecting my children. Patricia is knowledgeable, compassionate, and deeply committed to both her clients and the well-being of children. I cannot recommend her highly enough.
John Nicely, parent

Statement of Facts Report™ builder

A clean, chronological, penalty-of-perjury report with a California court caption page.

Evidence portal for attorneys

Attorneys can mark which pages to include — useful for family court and civil litigation.

Private and secure

Your case data is locked to your account behind sign-in.

Preview

Transform thousands of pages of police reports, CPS records, evaluations, depositions, emails, text messages, photographs, and other evidence into a fully cross-referenced, court-ready Statement of Facts Report™—and reveal patterns of child psychological abuse aimed at alienating the other parent through the Negative Brand Web™.

Anyone can hold onto texts, emails, and orders. The value here is the connective tissue — Courtroom Co-Pilot links every item to a date, a party, and a contradicting piece of evidence, then assembles the whole record into a filing the court can actually read.

Evidence stream

  • Text — Jan 4Opposing party
  • Email — Feb 12School
  • Custody Order — Mar 1Court
  • Voicemail — Mar 18Opposing party
  • Receipt — Apr 2Third party

1. You add what you have

Texts, emails, orders, recordings, receipts — dropped in one at a time.

Statement of Facts Report™ — preview

Jan 4, 2025 — Opposing party stated in text: "I will bring the children Friday." (Ex. A)

Feb 12, 2025 — School email confirms children were withheld on scheduled visitation. (Ex. B)

Mar 18, 2025 — Voicemail contradicts prior sworn statement re: exchange location. (Ex. D)

Apr 2, 2025 — Receipt corroborates parent's timeline. (Ex. E)

Auto-playing preview. Full board requires an active subscription — $19 first month, then $49/month.

Contradiction of Evidence

The Contradiction Finder™ cross-references documents and court records to surface inconsistencies that would otherwise stay hidden.

Comic illustration showing the Contradiction Tool cross-referencing a denied custody order against court records and reporter transcripts to reveal the truth© PEK

What's included

Everything you need to walk into family court — or hand to your attorney — fully organized.

  • Case overview, timeline, witnesses, and children
  • Evidence and exhibits worktable
  • Contradiction Finder™
  • Agency records (police, CPS, schools)
  • Procedural history and court orders
  • Statement of Facts Report™ + California caption page
  • Judicial Council court forms and filing checklist
  • Single-user access through final judgment or order — non-transferable

First month

$19

Then $49/month. Unlimited Statement of Facts Report™ exports. Cancel anytime.

Book a working session

Sessions are held Monday through Saturday, 3:00–8:00 PM Pacific Time. Annual subscribers get one 45-minute session included.

$150

30 minutes

$225

45 minutes

What this session covers

This session covers using Courtroom Co-Pilot™ to organize your evidence: setting up your case file, categorizing incidents, attaching exhibits, and understanding the Statement of Facts Report™ format.

It does not include legal advice, case strategy, opinions about the strength of your case, or recommendations about what to file or when. Courtroom Co-Pilot™ is not a law firm, and booking a session does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your legal matter, consult a licensed attorney.

Sessions are scheduled in Pacific Time. Please reschedule or cancel at least 24 hours in advance.

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