Family legal-AI skills in General

7 legal AI skills for family in General.

Asset & Liability Summary

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Produces structured asset and liability summaries from financial documents for legal proceedings. Extracts valuations, ownership classifications, and encumbrances, then outputs net-worth overview, categorized schedules, disputed items, and documentation gaps. Use when preparing financial summaries for divorce/dissolution, estate planning, bankruptcy, business valuation, or settlement negotiations. Trigger on: net worth summary, marital estate, balance sheet, asset schedule, liability schedule, community/separate property.

Child Custody Agreement (Post-Divorce / Separation)

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Use when drafting a child custody and parenting arrangement agreement following divorce or separation. Jurisdiction-sensitive across MENA (hadanah/wilayah split in KSA, UAE, Egypt), Lebanon's 18 confessional courts, and civil-law jurisdictions. Covers physical custody, visitation, decision-making authority, child support, travel consent, and relocation. Always paired with court-ratification advice — most MENA jurisdictions require ratification to give the agreement enforcement weight.

Custody Evaluation Summary

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Summarizes custody evaluation reports into a structured memorandum covering evaluator credentials, methodology, parental findings, recommendations, and best-interests factor mapping. Use when reviewing custody evaluations, preparing for custody hearings or settlement conferences, or onboarding to contested parenting matters.

Divorce Petition

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Use when drafting a divorce petition or dissolution application. Highly jurisdiction-sensitive: in MENA, the applicable court, grounds, and procedure are determined by the parties' religion/confession and domicile — Lebanon's 18 confessional courts, KSA Sharia courts (talaq/khula/faskh), UAE Sharia for Muslims and Federal Law 41/2022 civil regime for non-Muslims, and Egypt Family Courts. Also covers EU civil-law petitions (Brussels IIb, no-fault divorce) and flags critical cross-border recognition traps.

Intake — Divorce Petition

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Use before drafting a divorce petition or advising on family-law proceedings to gather 10 required inputs — jurisdiction, marriage details, children, assets, debts, support expectations, grounds, safety concerns, living arrangements, and available documentation. Handles the intake with appropriate sensitivity. Provides MENA-specific guidance on confessional court jurisdiction in Lebanon, religious personal status courts in UAE and KSA, and the treatment of civil marriages contracted abroad. Refuses to assist with asset-hiding strategies or fault prejudgment.

Maintenance Calculator

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Models transparent spousal, child or family maintenance scenarios from verified income, resources and needs. Use for interim or final claims, settlement analysis, variation, arrears, affidavits, disclosure requests or affordability testing.

Prenuptial Agreement (Premarital / Antenuptial Agreement)

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Use when drafting a prenuptial (premarital) agreement governing property division and financial obligations before marriage. Covers jurisdictional recognition rules (strong in DIFC, ADGM, UK, France; variable in LB by confession; Sharia-constrained in KSA; expanded for non-Muslims in UAE under Federal Law 41/2022), recommended content, procedural enforceability requirements (full disclosure, independent counsel, voluntariness, notarization), and what a prenup cannot override (child support, Sharia inheritance). Triggers on "prenup", "prenuptial", "premarital agreement", "contrat de mariage", or "marriage settlement" requests.

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