Put Steadycase in your clients' hands.
Organizations that serve self-represented litigants can license the Steadycase Trial Notebooks and Compass for their clients. Digital, print, or both, shaped to how your program works.
Programs that serve self-represented litigants.
Programs providing free or low-cost civil legal help to clients preparing for family-court hearings and trials.
Court-adjacent programs and family law facilitator offices that assist self-represented litigants directly.
Family law clinics distributing organization materials to clinic clients or using them in supervised representation.
Bar association pro bono and reduced-fee panel programs that put materials in volunteer attorneys' clients' hands.
Public and courthouse law libraries serving patrons who are organizing their own family-court cases.
Not on this list? Ask anyway. The door is open to any organization that wants to put these materials in front of the people it serves.
The products you know, at organizational scale.
License the Trial Notebooks and Compass for distribution to your clients, through an organizational site license or blocks of download codes.
Print the fillable Print Editions from press-ready files and hand them to clients as physical workbooks, with the content and attribution intact.
Qualifying nonprofit legal services organizations may be eligible for a no-cost license. The mission is reach, and the license still protects both sides.
No fixed packages. We shape the license around how your organization works: which products, digital or print, and how many clients you serve. A single license can combine these models.
A conversation, not a checkout.
Tell us who your organization is and how you would like to use the materials.
We look at your intended use and reply with the licensing options that fit it.
A short written agreement covers the products, the term, and how distribution works.
Expect a human on the other end. Licensing inquiries are read and answered individually, not routed through an automated pipeline.
Tell us about your program.
Email us to start a licensing conversation. It helps to include:
- Your organization's name
- Nonprofit or entity status
- Which products you are interested in
- Digital distribution, print, or both
- Roughly how many clients you serve per year
Licensed materials are dated editions, current as of their publication date, and licensees are responsible for verifying current law and court procedure before distributing them. Steadycase products are legal information and organization tools, not legal advice; licensing does not create an attorney-client relationship with AlbusWorks LLC or its principal.