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Family law evidence intake

Preserve the source. Preserve uncertainty. Reduce the first sorting pass.

PatternProof is designed to organize scattered client records into a structured chronology for professional review. It does not decide what a record proves, establish admissibility, or replace legal judgment.

This page uses invented people, dates, and records for education. Please do not send case files or client information.

Before

A folder that still needs interpretation

  • Duplicate screenshots with unclear source context
  • A message marked March even though the exact day is unknown
  • A police record separated from the event it may support

After

A reviewable, source-linked chronology

  • Duplicates marked without deleting the originals
  • Date labeled approximate instead of silently guessed
  • Each event traceable to the selected original record

One fictional event

School pickup communication

Date
Approximately March 2026
Source
Original message export, item F03
Review state
User confirmed wording; date unresolved

Unresolved question

Does the original device or another record establish the day? Until confirmed, the chronology keeps the date approximate.

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