A shared financial ledger for co-parents
Protect the settlement you just finalized
You finalized the case—CoBalance ensures the court order is followed. It keeps families organized, compliant, and out of your inbox for minor expense disputes.
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Give families a system for financial accountability
- Shared visibility: Both parents use the same co-parenting expense tracker for costs and receipts, while a separate child support payment tracker keeps court-ordered support clear. Families still negotiating amounts can start with our free child support calculator.
- Immutable tracking: Every expense is locked with a permanent status, distinct reference number, and a complete audit trail.
- Structured dispute resolution: An in-app framework manages disagreements with a structured process.
Why family attorneys recommend it
- Not OurFamilyWizard: Legacy apps feel like court-ordered punishment—forcing amicable parents into monitored messaging and rigid calendars most simply don’t need.
- Focused on finances: We strip away the extra noise to focus entirely on the one piece every single family has to manage—the money stuff.
- Reflects your practice: Give your cooperative clients a simple, relaxed space that keeps post-case finances completely effortless.
Provide your clients with real peace of mind
- Court-ready records: Export comprehensive PDF histories built around the details that matter in organized co-parenting expense records.
- Everything in one place: Stop chasing down receipts across messy spreadsheets and old text threads.
- Keep the money stuff simple: Take the effort out of record-keeping with a system that does the heavy lifting.
See what your clients can track
CoBalance keeps shared expenses and court-ordered support in separate records, so one never muddies the other.