Review the holiday proposal
Your availability and earlier arrangements, together.
Connected to your sources
Open work
Fictional example
For Australian family-law matters
Your matter,
kept together.
Your history, decisions and next steps, in one place.
See the product
One private working record
The whole picture.
A clear place to start.
Move between the history, the open questions and the next response. The same sources stay with you.
The whole matter in view
Your Journey
The recorded history and what remains open.
Needs checkingReview the school holiday proposal
Compare the proposed dates with the availability you recorded.
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A new proposal arrivedSchool holiday arrangements
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You recorded your availabilitySaved note, confirmed by you
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Earlier arrangements addedSupporting source retained
Keep the important points separate
Your Decisions
Your assessment stays beside what the source says.
School holiday datesProposal received 18 SeptemberNeeds checking
The proposal suggests 28 September to 2 October. Casey's saved availability needs to be checked before a response.
Collection locationEarlier arrangement recordedAgreed
Casey marked the collection location as agreed. The earlier source remains linked to that assessment.
Travel detailsQuestion remains openUncertain
The available record does not yet include the travel details. Casey can decide whether to ask for them.
Select an issue to inspect its context.
Prepare with the context close
Your Communications
The source, response goal and working draft stay together.
Your response plan
- Check the proposed dates.
- Confirm the collection location.
- Ask for the missing travel details.
You edit the draft and decide what to copy and send.
The sources behind the work
Your Record
People, documents and dates in one private working record.
School holiday proposalCommunication · 18 Sep
The original communication is connected to the holiday-dates issue and the response plan.
September availabilityYour saved note · 16 Sep
Casey's confirmed note records availability for comparison with the new proposal.
Earlier arrangementsSupporting document · 12 Sep
The retained source supports the recorded collection arrangement. Its wording remains available for checking.
Select a source to see how it connects.
Built for the matter that continues
Keep the context.
Find your next step.
A new document or question does not mean starting again. Bring it into the record you have already built.
See how it works
The record you already haveYour confirmed availability
Recorded
Saved note · 16 September
Something new to considerSchool holiday arrangements
Review
Compare the proposal with your record.
The work that comes nextA response with context
Your choice
Your goal, sources and decisions together.
Fictional example. You confirm what joins your record.
A hand with the work in front of you
Ask Steady.
Keep your sources close.
Find a detail, work through an open issue or prepare a careful reply. Steady helps from the record around your matter.
See how Steady helpsTwo points to return to.
The holiday dates need checking against your availability. The travel details remain an open question.
Holiday proposalYour availability
The proposed dates came from the new message.
The communication received on 18 September proposes 28 September to 2 October. Check that wording beside your saved availability.
Communication · 18 SepYour saved note
Check the dates. Keep the reply focused.
You can confirm the collection location and ask for the travel details. Review your availability before agreeing to the proposed dates.
Your DecisionsEarlier arrangements
You stay in control
Your record.
Your decisions.
Your words.
- Check important details beside the source.
- Confirm what is agreed, disputed or uncertain.
- Edit every draft and choose what to send.
- Export or delete your information.
A few useful answers
Clarity before
you begin.
For the person managing some or all of an active Australian family-law matter.
What does Steady keep together?
Journey, Decisions, Communications and Record are four views of one private working record. Your history, open issues, communications, people and documents stay connected to their sources.
Can I check and change what Steady shows me?
Yes. You review important interpretations beside the source, confirm your assessments, and edit every draft. You decide what joins the record and what leaves it.
Is Steady legal advice? Does it send anything?
Steady does not provide legal advice, determine truth, certify deadlines or predict outcomes. It can be wrong. Nothing sends itself: you review your words and choose what to copy and send.
Read the product boundariesHow is my information handled?
Your stored matter is encrypted and access is restricted. Customer matter content is not used to train AI models. Some processing may happen overseas, and content flagged for abuse may be retained for limited review. You can export or delete your matter.
Read the full privacy detailsHow do I get access?
Follow the access page for the next step and the access terms that apply. Existing customers can sign in to their account.
Request accessA clearer place to return to
Bring your matter
back together.
Start with the work that needs attention.
Keep the wider matter
around it.