Family Example Questions:

• List all allegations made by [party] about [party] committing [act].

• Outline financial and non-financial contributions made to [asset] by [party].

• Tell me how [party's] health issues impact [party's] ability to care for [child].

• List facts about [party's] unemployment.

• List facts about [party's] substance abuse history.

• Tell me about [party's] living arrangements and how it has impacted their wellbeing.

• Outline the child support assessment history and payment of the same.

• List all instances of sexual assault committed by [party] upon [party].

• List every instance of [party] and [party] disagreeing about the care of [child].

• Outline the details of all domestic violence reports and protection orders.

• Outline [party's] criminal history.

• Outline all allegations and facts about [party] financially controlling [party].

Creating Chronologies in Fact Explorer:

1. Early-Stage (High-Level): At the beginning of a matter, creating a basic, high-level chronology.

Give me a custom chronology table. Ensure the columns are: date, event description, and document. Include the following issues:

• Dates of birth

• When the parties started their relationship

• when they began cohabitating

• when any children were born

• Houses purchased

• Date of divorce

• Any other key milestones

2. Later-Stage (In-Depth): Once a matter progresses - particularly if court proceedings begin - creating a more in-depth detail, narrowing down each of the major things that happened.

Give me a custom chronology table. Ensure the columns are: date, event description, and document. Include the following issues

• Date Of Property Bought

• Mortgage Payments

• Property Leased

Create a timeline of living arrangements for the child

Draft and Report based Questions

Format a table with these headings, in this order:

• Matter overview

• Parties

• Relationship history

• Children

• Current care arrangements

• Property / financial snapshot

• Key disputed facts

• Proceedings / orders sought

• Client objectives

• Missing information / follow-up items

• Initial conference summary

Under each heading, present the information in a clean precedent-style table. Where facts conflict, include both versions and mark them as disputed. Where information is missing, note “unknown” or “not provided”.