APP — A Parent's Protection

MY CASE

Organize what happened. Track what comes next.

These tools help you organize case information. APP provides legal information and research tools, not legal advice or legal representation.

Deadline warning: Never rely on this tool alone for a legal filing deadline. Verify the deadline using the controlling statute, court rule, entered order, notice, or official court information for your state.

MY CASE

Case Snapshot

Your saved case information and workspace activity in one place.

CASE PROFILE

Tell APP where your case is right now

Save the basic context once. APP can use it to connect My Case with the resources for your state and the stage of the case you are dealing with.

Timeline Builder

Build a chronological record of hearings, agency contacts, removals, visits and other events.

Evidence Inventory

Track documents, recordings, photos, messages, reports and other potential evidence.

Deadline Tracker

Track hearings, appeal dates, filing dates, response deadlines and other time-sensitive events.

Hearing Prep

Build a focused checklist for an upcoming hearing.

Court Order Tracker

Track proposed, signed, entered, temporary and final orders.

Records Request Builder

Organize exactly what records you want and which agency may have them.

Contacts

Keep your case contacts and their details together.

Visitation

Record visits, times, locations and notes.

Communications

Keep a record of case calls, messages and follow-up.

Case Strategy

Connect disputed issues to facts, evidence, legal authority and work still needed.

Court Preparation Packet

Turn your saved case information into one organized, printable hearing and case-preparation packet.

NEXT EVENT

Prepare for What Comes Next

APP brings together your saved dates, hearings, timeline, evidence and court orders so you can see what needs your attention next.

APP provides legal information, research tools, and self-help resources only. It is not legal advice, does not provide legal representation, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and is not a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney. Laws, rules, policies, and procedures can change; users should verify current information with the official source.