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Your whole case, in one place you can ask questions of

This is the After the Order Kit running on Merritt v. Calloway, a family I made up so you can see everything without seeing anyone's real case. Tap a question the way you'd ask it, and you'll see what the kit tells her and where it found it.

Ask what you'd ask

These are the questions parents ask me most.

From your Command Center · Your next step

Run SAGE on her messages from March to today. ALIGN found that her plan never says how fast either parent has to answer a schedule change, and SAGE reads her message export to show whether that's where the friction actually lives.

She drops in the export and starts it. She doesn't read the messages again herself. That takes about 45 minutes, and the kit does the sorting.

From ALIGN · Friction risk: high

The holiday clause in §4.2. It says the holiday "begins at 6:00 pm," and two reasonable people could read that as the evening before or the day itself. ALIGN marked it high, one of three high-friction lines in her plan.

It also found two places the plan says nothing at all, like who pays for travel if either parent moves.

From CADENCE · Your schedule

It depends on how §4.2 is read, and that's the whole problem. CADENCE put both readings on her calendar side by side, so she can see the two days where they split instead of finding out at the exchange.

The kit won't pick a reading for her. That one goes on her list for her attorney or mediator, before the holiday, while it's still a question and not a disagreement.

From every tool that's run · One combined list

Three so far, each labeled with the tool that raised it. The holiday start time comes first because it's marked high, then the travel costs the plan never covers, then the missing deadline for answering a schedule change.

She walks in with the questions instead of the pile, so the hour she's paying for goes to answers.

From LEDGER · Waiting on receipts

Not answered yet, and the page says so. LEDGER is waiting on her receipts. Once she drops them in the folder, it matches every shared expense to its proof in both directions and applies her plan's cost-sharing rules as written.

Until then it won't guess a number. That's the only homework the kit gives her.

How the page is built

Yes. Names are masked, the children are shown by role only, and there are no account numbers, so it's safe to hand across a desk.

It's built in her own AI account from her own files. I never see them, and neither does anyone else.

A few things I want to be upfront about

No, and it never will. It shows what her plan says, where it's unclear and what her record shows. What a judge does with that is a question for a lawyer, and I'm not one.

What it does give her is a clear picture before anyone else draws one for her.

These answers were written ahead of time from the sample family's files, so nothing you tap here is sent anywhere. In the kit, your own AI builds this same page from your files, in your account.

In her own Claude chat, after she types "Show my command center"

After the Order Kit

Your Command Center

Merritt v. Calloway (sample family)
Built from her files on 7 Nov

Your next step

Run SAGE on your messages from March to today

ALIGN found your plan is silent on how fast either of you has to answer a schedule change. SAGE reads your messages and shows whether that's where the friction lives. About 45 minutes.

Where you are in the kit

ALIGNYour plan, decodedDone 2 Nov

CADENCEYour schedule, as a calendarDone 4 Nov

SAGEYour messages, sortedNext

LEDGERYour shared expensesWaiting on receipts

SENTINELKeeps watch each weekAfter LEDGER

What your tools found so far

ALIGN · your plan

3 high4 medium9 clear2 silent gaps

The holiday start time in §4.2 can be read two ways, and the plan never says who pays for travel if either of you moves.

CADENCE · your schedule

Next exchange Fri 14 Nov, 6:00 pmThanksgiving depends on §4.2

Both readings are on your calendar side by side, so you can see the two days where they split.

SAGE and LEDGER

Nothing yet. Once they run, what they find shows up here.

Questions to bring to your attorney or mediator

Does "the holiday begins at 6:00 pm" in §4.2 mean the evening before or the day itself?From ALIGN · high
Who covers travel if either parent moves more than 50 miles?From ALIGN · silent gap
Is there a deadline to answer a schedule change?From ALIGN · SAGE will add what the messages show

Built in your own account. Names masked, so it's safe to show your lawyer. Not legal advice.

Want this page for your own case?

The After the Order Kit is ALIGN plus the tools for living with an order: your messages turned into a record without you reading them twice, and your money reconciled both ways from the receipts you drop in a folder.

Tell me when the kit opens Decode my plan · $149

Merritt v. Calloway is a fictional family. These are educational and organizational tools that run in your own AI account. They aren't legal advice, and they can't tell you what a judge will do.

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