About
Practitioner tools, built from the law.
F-Law is the attorney side of a two-part platform. The consumer side gives Nevada litigants free, correct, cited calculators; F-Law gives practitioners the depth - the retirement-division math, the correct order for each plan type, and the drafting, review, and case-management tools that follow.
The toolset
Retirement division across every plan type with the mandatory survivor-benefit flag; the QDRO Preparer (deterministic, filing-grade drafting from each plan’s official model language); the Scrutinizer (a cited defect checklist for any draft order, with a draft opposition one click away); arrears schedules and judgment interest ready to print as court exhibits; and the Apportioner for mixed-funds home equity. Every figure cites the statute, regulation, or case behind it.
Client matters, encrypted so only you can read them
A free account keeps each client’s work in a matter - the caption captured once, every calculator’s inputs saved under it, reopened and appended at the next hearing. Matters are encrypted in your browser with a key derived from your password that we never receive; we store ciphertext we cannot read. Why that matters: a client’s parties, balances, and case posture are confidential and privileged, and the quickest way to lose control of them is to hand them, readable, to someone else’s server - where a breach, an insider, or a subpoena can reach them. Here there is nothing readable to reach. A breach of our database yields ciphertext; a subpoena to us produces ciphertext; no one on our side and no opposing party can open your matter, because the key that decrypts it never leaves your device and we do not hold it. You get saved, reusable client files without the exposure that usually comes with putting client data in the cloud - which is also how the tool helps you meet your professional duty to safeguard client confidences.
What’s open without an account
The child-support calculator (current NAC 425, including the 2025 R139-23 amendments), the case library, the statutory rate authority, and the guides. The working tools run on the free practitioner account.
How it’s different
Everything is tied to the statute or case behind it, the calculation logic is open-source and peer-reviewable, and the case library reports holdings neutrally - not as “how to use this against the other side.” The commodity work of family-law practice should be reliable, verifiable, and free.
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