Make Your Case Chronology Habit
Create a follow-up habit for maintaining a family-law chronology with date, event, source, issue, and next action.
Maintain a five-field case chronology for family-law facts as they arrive. Custody, support, property, safety, and procedure facts that may become hearing evidence, negotiation leverage, or deadline triggers. For each significant family-law fact, add one row with: date, event in one sentence, source document or witness, issue tag, and next action. Example: 2026-06-18 | missed library exchange | text thread and library video request | custody/exchange | ask attorney about preservation and declaration use. In 3 days, check whether you created at least three chronology rows and whether each has a source and next action. After a custody client sends…
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