Get your case out of your head and into a system.
Choose a working spreadsheet with built-in checks, or a fillable Print Edition designed for a court binder. Either way, Steadycase gives your facts, evidence, witnesses, deadlines, and requested relief a place to go.
Built for the part of family court that overwhelms people first: organization.
You still make your own decisions, verify your own rules, and seek legal advice when you need it. Steadycase gives you the structure to stop losing the thread.
Attorney-created, but not attorney representation.
Steadycase was created by David Martino, a Maryland family-law attorney licensed since 1995, and is owned and sold by AlbusWorks LLC.
The point is practical organization, not case-specific legal advice. AlbusWorks LLC is not a law firm, and buying or using Steadycase does not create an attorney-client relationship or include legal review, consultation, representation, or access to David.
About SteadycaseChoose how you want to work.
Start with the format you will actually use. Both versions organize the same core trial-preparation work, but the tools around that work are different.
Choose Excel or Google Sheets when you want dropdowns, formulas, deadline calculations, conditional formatting, and a final Checks dashboard.
Choose the fillable PDF when you want a clean binder you can complete on screen or by hand, then print all at once or one section at a time.
Then choose your format.
The notebooks are matched to the legal problems they organize. The format choice changes how you work, not which case type fits.



Add your state's Compass after checkout.
The notebook organizes your case. Steadycase Compass helps you locate official state sources for rules, forms, fees, calculators, and self-help materials. It is $29 on its own, or $20 with any notebook — the add-on offer appears right after your notebook checkout.
Compass is a separate state-specific PDF and does not supply answers for your facts.
See Steadycase CompassEvery tab has a job.
The workbook is designed to move from first triage to trial prep. You do not have to fill it in perfectly on day one. You build it as your case develops.
Core notebook files, plus Compass only if you add it.
Each notebook is delivered as a working case file, not a static packet. You can continue adding facts, documents, witnesses, sources, deadlines, and court-prep notes as new issues appear.
Family Court Prep Field Guide
A practical starter guide for collecting the documents, dates, and organizational tasks that tend to scatter when a case starts moving quickly.
Enter a real email address. A confirmation email arrives first; the confirm button opens the Field Guide. The guide is general legal information, not legal advice, and is current as of its publication date. Always verify requirements with your court's official sources. Do not send case facts or documents.