Drafting comprehensive marital settlement agreements is time-intensive and error-prone. Attorneys spend hours manually organizing property divisions, calculating support obligations, and ensuring all required provisions are included while cross-referencing multiple documents and state requirements.
Drafting comprehensive marital settlement agreements is time-intensive and error-prone. Attorneys spend hours manually organizing property divisions, calculating support obligations, and ensuring all required provisions are included while cross-referencing multiple documents and state requirements.
CaseMark automates MSA drafting by intelligently extracting information from your case documents and generating complete, court-ready agreements. Simply upload your property inventories, custody plans, and financial disclosures, and receive a fully structured settlement agreement in minutes with all required sections properly formatted.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Estate planning attorneys use marital settlement agreements to document property division and spousal rights when clients divorce, requiring updates to estate plans, trusts, and beneficiary designations.
Divorce triggers immediate estate plan revisions, and MSAs define property ownership and support obligations that directly impact trust funding, will provisions, and asset distribution strategies.
Real estate attorneys handle property transfers and refinancing required by marital settlement agreements, including quitclaim deeds, mortgage assumptions, and title changes for marital homes and investment properties.
MSAs frequently require real estate transactions to effectuate property division, including transferring marital home ownership, removing parties from mortgages, and dividing rental property portfolios.
Bankruptcy attorneys need to review and incorporate marital settlement agreements to determine property division, support obligations, and which debts are dischargeable versus non-dischargeable domestic support obligations.
MSAs establish property rights and support obligations that are critical in bankruptcy proceedings, as domestic support obligations receive priority treatment and property division affects the bankruptcy estate.
CaseMark analyzes your uploaded property inventories and financial documents to automatically extract and organize asset and debt information. The system creates itemized division schedules with proper categorization of community and separate property, ensuring nothing is overlooked in the final agreement.
Yes, CaseMark seamlessly integrates your existing parenting plans and custody agreements into Article III of the MSA. Simply upload your custody documentation, and the system will properly reference or incorporate it into the settlement agreement with correct formatting.
Absolutely. CaseMark automatically includes all standard general provisions such as warranties, releases of claims, attorney's fee provisions, and voluntary execution acknowledgments. The system ensures your MSA meets jurisdictional requirements and includes all necessary protective language.
CaseMark extracts financial information from your uploaded documents and applies state-specific guidelines to generate accurate support calculations. You maintain full control to review and adjust any amounts, and the system ensures consistency between the financial data and the final support terms.
Yes, while CaseMark provides a comprehensive standard structure, you can easily modify any section to address unique circumstances in your case. The AI-generated draft serves as a complete foundation that you can refine, saving hours compared to starting from scratch.
CaseMark can incorporate pre-negotiated terms from emails, notes, or prior drafts. Upload your settlement negotiation documents, and the system will extract agreed-upon terms and integrate them into the appropriate sections of the MSA, maintaining consistency throughout the document.
CaseMark generates a professionally formatted, comprehensive MSA that includes all standard sections and provisions. While you should always review the document for case-specific details and jurisdictional requirements, the output is structured to be court-ready with minimal additional editing required.