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Our Family Wizard
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CustodyXChange
The calm, cross-platform alternative to MyCourtClerk and Alimentor.

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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Clearhavn is the calm, cross-platform alternative to MyCourtClerk, Alimentor 2, and the spreadsheet you've been keeping. Built specifically for family-law cases — custody, support, protective orders — not generic case management. Where Alimentor 2 is iPhone-only and a one-time purchase,...
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Clearhavn's answer:
Clearhavn is built specifically for family-law cases — custody, support, protective orders — not generic case management.
Clearhavn's answer:
If you're preparing for a custody hearing or working with an attorney, you spend more time documenting than scheduling — and existing tools either focus on co-parent communication (OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents) or scheduling (Custody X Change). Clearhavn focuses on the documentation layer: events with linked evidence, witnesses, court orders, and a one-click court-ready chronology PDF.
Clearhavn's answer:
Primary audience: self-represented parents preparing for custody, support, or protective-order hearings — people who need a court-ready record but can't justify $40-100/month per parent.
Secondary audience: parents working with a family-law attorney who want to show up to meetings organized instead of emailing 47 unsorted screenshots. Pro plans include read-only attorney sharing so counsel can review the case on their own time.
Clearhavn's answer:
Ryan Marshall built Clearhavn after going through his own family-law case and realizing the existing tools fell into three buckets: spreadsheets that fell apart at 50 events, iPhone-only apps stuck in a one-time-purchase model from a decade ago, or enterprise legal software priced for law firms. There wasn't a calm, modern, cross-platform tool built for the parent — just for the lawyer or the time tracker.
Clearhavn is what he needed at 11 PM on a Sunday trying to assemble a chronology before a Wednesday hearing. It's now used by self-represented parents and clients of family-law attorneys to organize their case into a clear, court-ready record.
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