Structured legal evidence, made explorable
The prenup research library.
Comparisons, checklists, explainers, scenarios, and tools generated from the same versioned evidence packages used by the document review.
Generated facts stay tied to source records. Editorial framing sits on top and is labeled. A missing record stays a visible research gap.Choose a format
One data layer, six useful views.
Every collection is regenerated from current package data, so a source or package update flows into comparisons, checklists, lists, and tools without copying legal claims between articles.
50-state comparison matrices
Compare source coverage, citations, and scoped summaries for the same issue across every state.
50 entriesState requirement checklists
Fifteen evidence questions for each state, connected to the exact authority records available.
5 entriesEvidence lists and rankings
Source-count rankings for disclosure, acknowledgment, counsel, timing, and support coverage.
6 entriesRed-flag explainers
Document signals turned into cautious, source-backed investigation guides.
5 entriesInterstate and life-scenario guides
Editorial preparation guides layered over the relevant state evidence matrices.
50 entriesResearch releases and legal-source monitoring
Version, freshness, and maintenance history without inventing a legal change when only a source changed.
50 entriesUPAA, UPMAA, and non-uniform frameworks
A source-linked classification of the current statutory or state-specific framework in all 50 packages.
4 entriesSpecialized evidence guides
Long-form guides for sunset clauses, estate coordination, business valuation, and digital assets.
4 entriesInteractive and printable tools
Compare states, explore a graphical map, follow a guided quiz, or print a private preparation worksheet.
Interactive
Explore before reading.
Pick a state and issue to inspect exact citations, summaries, and document signals. The tool never converts missing package coverage into a statement that no law exists.