Your process, organised.
Always know what comes next.
Separation, the kids, the house, the paperwork. CaseMate turns official processes into a path you can actually follow: what happens, which forms are involved, what they ask for, what they cost, and what comes next. In plain English, with the official sources behind every step.
Legal and government processes can be hard to navigate when you are not a lawyer
CaseMate brings the published information together and organises it around the process you are trying to understand, one clear step at a time.
No wall of legal text. No hunting through multiple websites. No guessing which official page to open next. Just the process, explained in plain English.
Show me the pathsWhere are you right now?
Pick a situation and watch the roadmap build itself. This is the actual product: a sequence of process steps you can explore and tick off, rather than a wall of information.
Legal jargon, explained in plain English
Legal processes come with unfamiliar words. Tap any card to see what the term means in the context of the process you are exploring.
Every form, before it frightens you
Forms are full of questions and unfamiliar language. CaseMate breaks official forms down field by field: what the question is asking, what the official instructions say, what to have ready, and where to find the official form. CaseMate explains the form. You complete the official form yourself.
Ten tools that do the organising
The fee calculator is free for everyone. The other tools are included with a plan, starting at $100 a month, together with your journeys and forms.
From information to a plan in four steps
Tell us where you are
Choose the process you want to explore. Separation. Parenting. Property. Protection. Visiting Australia. No forms about forms.
See the official process
Your selected journey becomes a clear sequence of steps: what the process says happens, which official forms or information are involved, published fees, relevant deadlines or time periods, and the official source behind each step.
Understand it in plain English
Explore each form and process step before you open the official page. Explanations of unfamiliar terms and questions, without changing the underlying official requirements.
Keep everything organised
Actions, dates, documents and information you choose to save can live on one Caseboard. Tick off a step and keep your own timeline up to date. You stay in control of the process.
An interactive path showing five stages of a family-law journey
Named stops, plain English, the official source behind each one. The full CaseMate journeys walk you through every stage like this.
Every CaseMate journey looks like this: named steps, plain English, official sources. Try one.
One plan. Twelve months. No surprises.
The courts and government publish the underlying information. CaseMate organises that information around the process you are exploring. Official court and government fees are separate from CaseMate subscription fees.
Navigate
- Your roadmap for one matter
- Official forms explained field by field
- Deadline and fee reminders
- Requirements checklist
- Fee calculator
- Official process links
Organise
- Everything in Navigate
- Caseboard for actions, dates and documents
- Timeline
- Order deadline tracker
- Multiple matters side by side
Manage
- Everything in Organise
- Hearing process checklists
- Longer-matter tracking
- Appeals and variations recorded in your timeline
- Priority refresh when published fees or forms change
If you need information about the Western Australian Family Violence Restraining Order process, the complete CaseMate navigation path and form walkthrough are free. No plan. No trial. No card. In immediate danger? Call 000. Support is available through 1800RESPECT, the national family violence counselling service, 1800 737 732, 24 hours.
CaseMate provides legal information, procedural information and organisational tools. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, migration advice or representation. CaseMate does not assess your legal rights, merits, prospects or individual legal options.
What CaseMate does, and what it does not do
What CaseMate does
CaseMate provides legal information, procedural information and organisational tools. It helps you:
- understand published processes;
- find official forms and information;
- understand what official forms ask;
- organise your own information and documents;
- record dates and deadlines; and
- navigate between official sources.
What CaseMate does not do
CaseMate:
- does not provide legal advice;
- does not provide migration advice;
- does not assess your legal rights, merits, prospects or entitlements;
- does not recommend which legal option you should choose;
- does not represent you in court;
- does not act as your lawyer or migration agent;
- does not complete or lodge applications on your behalf; and
- does not draft legal documents for you.