From your first question to a signed agreement — or a warm handoff to an expert attorney. Here's exactly what happens at each step.
Answer a structured set of questions about your situation. Our system assesses the complexity and nature of your dispute — and determines the right path forward.
Cases involving domestic violence, hidden assets, or severe power imbalances are immediately referred to expert attorneys.
Both parties need to engage for mediation to work. We make it easy to invite your counterpart — and provide tools for when they don't respond.
26% of DC Family Court mediation referrals involve a party refusing to show up. Our unilateral tools keep you moving forward regardless.
Work through each contested issue with AI-generated proposals, real DMV court outcome data, and a spend calculator that makes the cost of litigation concrete.
Reach a binding agreement and export your settlement documents — or escalate seamlessly to a licensed family law attorney with your full case file already prepared.
DC's own Family Court data tells a compelling story. Their attorney negotiator program — experienced lawyers who give parties a realistic sense of what a judge would decide — resolved 82% of cases (395 of 480 fully negotiated cases, per the 2025 Annual Report).
Standard mediation without that reality-testing resolved only 31%. The difference is information. When both parties understand what a judge would likely decide, they settle.
Amicly replicates that dynamic at scale — before anyone reaches the courthouse.

Amicly operates on a spectrum. Some matters are fully self-resolvable. Others need expert attorneys from day one. We help you understand where you are.