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T4 — 2025.pdfPDF · 182 KB
Sarah’s new T4 just came in — update her income and rerun support.
✦ Assistant T4 shows 2025 employment income of $145,000 — I’ll update her income and rerun support.
Approval neededUpdate income & rerun support
DismissApprove
✦ Assistant Done — income updated. New spousal range: Low$894 Mid$1,044 High$1,192
Update the Form 13.1 to match.
✦ Assistant Form 13.1 updated — blackline ready for your review.
One Assistant across the whole file

Every part of the platform, answered in chat.

Assistant works with the same connected file as the rest of Divorcepath — the calculations, forms, documents and disclosure your team already uses.

The walkthrough

When something changes, ask.

A new T4 arrives on a spousal support file. Here is the whole update, end to end.

STEP 1

Ask in plain language.

Attach the document and say what you need: “Sarah’s new T4 just came in — update her income and rerun support.” No forms, no menus. Watch the whole exchange play out.

STEP 2

Assistant reads the document.

The T4 is parsed like any other disclosure upload — income identified, values verified against the source, and conflicts with the file flagged for your review.

Extracted T4 data reviewed against the client file
STEP 3

You approve. It recalculates.

The income update is proposed as an approval card — nothing changes until you say so. On approval, support recalculates and the new SSAG range comes back in chat.

Recalculated support report with SSAG ranges
STEP 4

The paperwork follows.

“Update the Form 13.1 to match” — the financial statement updates from the file, totals recalculate, and a blackline is ready for your review.

Form 13.1 income table with recalculated totals
Trust & control

Assistant prepares. You approve.

Built for professional responsibility: Assistant proposes, and every change to your file happens with your explicit approval.

Approval-gated changes

Every write starts as a card you can approve or dismiss. Nothing moves without you.

Verifiable numbers

Calculations come from the same engine as the rest of the platform — not from a language model.

SOC 2 Type 1

Independently examined controls; report available under NDA. Trust centre →

Data resident in Canada

Client matter data is stored in Canadian datacentres.

Questions lawyers ask

Will Assistant change anything without me?

No. Assistant prepares changes and presents them as approval cards. You approve or dismiss each one — nothing is written to the file, the profile, or a document without your explicit approval.

What can I ask it to do?

Run and re-run support calculations, update client income and profile data from documents, review disclosure and track what’s outstanding, update court forms, and draft agreement language from the clause library — all against the same connected file.

Where do the numbers come from?

From Divorcepath’s calculation engine — the same Guideline and SSAG engine behind the platform’s calculators. Assistant orchestrates the work; it does not invent figures.

How is client data handled?

The same way as the rest of the platform: SOC 2 Type 1 examined controls and data stored in Canadian datacentres. See the Trust centre for details.

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