For attorneys and law firms

A tireless drafting and research team for your practice

Solstice reads the whole case file, answers questions with citations to the record, drafts filings section by section, and computes court deadlines from the rules. Every client's matter stays walled off from every other client's.

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Free Evaluate plan per attorney
Client data never trains AI
Built for Utah courts first

$312 / hr average hourly rate for family-law attorneys, so Professional pays for itself if it saves you under 30 minutes a month Rate: Nolo, How Much Does a Divorce Cost? Professional plan: $149 per attorney per month.

7 in 10 family cases involve a self-represented party, so the other side of your matter often has no lawyer, and the record they file needs close reading National Center for State Courts, The Landscape of Domestic Relations Cases in State Courts (2018)

How firms use Solstice

From intake to a reviewed draft, in one workspace

Open a client matter
Each client gets a separate workspace, walled off in the database itself.
Bring in the record
Upload pleadings, orders, exhibits and scans. Solstice reads them and extracts the defined terms.
Research the file
Search by exact wording or by meaning, compare documents side by side, and ask questions across the whole set.
Draft
Plan a filing, draft it section by section, and run it through an independent review pass.
You sign off
Your judgment stays in charge. Nothing is filed or sent without you.

Capabilities

Work you can defend, at the speed of software

Cited answers, or none

Ask a question across a set of documents and every sentence of the answer cites its source passage. Each sentence is checked against that source, and a statement that can't be supported is refused rather than guessed.

Research the whole record

Find a provision by its exact wording or by what it means. Compare how several documents treat the same issue, one result per document rather than a single ranked list.

Section-by-section drafting

Long filings are planned first and then drafted section by section, so a motion reads like a motion. An independent review pass checks the draft before you see it.

Rule-based deadlines

Response, opposition and appeal periods are computed from the court rules, rolled past weekends and court holidays, with the rule cited on every date.

Defined terms, understood

Solstice extracts each document's defined terms and reads them the way the document defines them, so "the Property" means what the decree says it means.

Client isolation you can explain

Every matter is partitioned by client and enforced with database row-level security, so one client's material cannot surface in another client's work.

Security and confidentiality

Built for the duty of confidentiality

Answers to the questions your managing partner, your malpractice carrier and your clients will ask.

Walled-off matters

Client partitioning is enforced by the database, and the service refuses to start if that protection could be bypassed.

Private processing

Reading, drafting and answering run on infrastructure we operate, not on a general-purpose public chatbot.

No training on your data

Client documents and conversations are never used to train AI models.

Verified accounts

An account must verify its email address before it can upload documents.

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Unbundled and limited-scope work

Serve the clients you've had to turn away

Most people in family court can't afford full representation. Solstice makes limited-scope work practical: review a self-represented client's documents, coach them for a hearing, or draft a single filing, without the hours that used to make those engagements uneconomic.

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Professional plan, per attorney each month

5,000 documents and 250,000 scanned pages
100,000 cited answers across your matters
250 drafted documents, with the longest drafting runs
Three draft reviews run side by side
No acknowledgement step on drafts: you carry professional responsibility

$149 per attorney per month, or $129 billed annually.

Try it on a real matter, free

Every attorney can keep a free Evaluate plan for as long as they like. When you're ready to roll Solstice out across the firm, we'll help you set it up.