Walk into family court prepared.
Seven Leaves gives Claude — the AI assistant — 40 specialized tools for Colorado custody, divorce, and family cases: live statute lookup, the right court forms, filing checklists, case organization, and a citation gate that refuses to let fake case law near your filings.
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Founding price. One-time purchase. No subscription. Your case never leaves your computer.
The citation gate, doing its job. If it can't be verified, it doesn't get filed.
The toolkit a self-represented person actually needs.
Finds the law that applies — live
Colorado statute lookup pulls current text straight from the legislature. Court rules (CRCP, CRE) and the JDF court forms family cases run on, including the parenting-time cluster.
Blocks fake case law, by design
Every citation passes a verification gate before it can appear in anything you might file. Unverifiable? The answer is do_not_file. No exceptions.
Researches like it's done this before
Purpose-built research guides for custody issues, motions, and evidence admissibility walk the analysis step by step — in plain language.
Runs your case like a professional
Case tracking, exhibit logs, deadlines, filing checklists, party records. The operational discipline that wins cases, built in.
Stays on your computer
Seven Leaves runs locally. Your case file, your exhibits, your notes — none of it lives on our servers, because we don't have servers for it to live on.
Knows when to say "get help"
When a case grows past responsible self-representation, Seven Leaves says so — and points to affordable options, including Colorado's Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals.
What Seven Leaves is not.
It's a research and organization tool. It surfaces Colorado law and procedure for you to verify and decide on. No attorney-client relationship is created.
Some AI tools have famously made up citations. Seven Leaves was built in opposition to that: a citation either verifies against the live record, or it's flagged "do not file."
Contested cases escalate. When yours does, Seven Leaves tells you plainly and points you toward licensed help — a Colorado Licensed Legal Paraprofessional for affordable family-law support, or an attorney for full representation.
I didn't just build it. I used it. I built Seven Leaves while I was representing myself, and I leaned on it in my own case. The tools gave me true, accurate, sourced legal information, and that's what carried me. It let me understand what I was actually dealing with and make my own decisions from solid ground instead of guesswork. Every case is different. Mine reached a point that called for a professional, and when it did, I brought one in to do what I couldn't, and that's exactly how this is meant to work. Other situations are simpler, and a well-prepared person may be able to handle them on their own. Seven Leaves doesn't decide that for you. It gives you accurate, sourced ground to stand on so you can see your situation clearly and make that call for yourself, and it's honest with you about when a matter may be beyond what you should take on alone. It works because I needed it to. — Russell, Founder · Seven Leaves Technology LLC · Aurora, Colorado
A self-represented tenant beat a landlord who had a lawyer.
A tenant of more than eleven years was in the middle of a routine lease renewal when the situation turned adversarial. Within hours, the landlord reversed course and began a pattern of retaliatory moves: a sudden notice claiming the renewal was never received, shifting and contradictory rent demands, and paperwork that conflicted with the protections the tenant was legally owed. The landlord had a lawyer throughout. The tenant did not.
Working with Seven Leaves, the tenant did what a careful attorney would do. Every demand cited the specific Colorado statutes that applied, by section, mapped to the facts. The contemporaneous record was preserved, so when the landlord's story shifted, the originals were already in hand. A full settlement proposal laid out the tenant's position and the remedies available if it was refused. And the proposed lease was read line by line, with each provision that conflicted with the law or the agreed terms corrected before signing.
The landlord complied with every request. The matter resolved without a single court filing.
This is the whole idea behind Seven Leaves: rigorous, statute-accurate work can hold its own against represented opposition. The tools don't replace a lawyer's judgment where a lawyer is needed. They make lawyer-grade preparation possible for the situations that don't require one, or that are stuck because the only path anyone offered required money the person doesn't have.
Read before buying — Seven Leaves requires:
- Windows 10 or 11 (this version is Windows-only)
- Claude Desktop with a Claude Pro subscription (~$20/mo from Anthropic, sold separately)
- Your Seven Leaves license key (issued at checkout — no other accounts or sign-ups)
- A Colorado case — statutes, forms, and procedures are Colorado-specific
One-time. Rises to $99 when expansion packs launch.
- The complete Colorado family-law toolkit — 40 tools
- All v1.x updates included
- Free critical patches if a form or rule changes
- Statutes & case law pulled live — never goes stale
- Quick Start guide + email support from the founder
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14-day money-back guarantee. If it doesn't do what this page says, email us and you get your money back.
Download and set up in four steps.
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- Download Seven Leaves with the button above.
- Install it in Claude Desktop — Settings → Extensions.
- Paste your license key in the extension's Configuration.
- Restart Claude Desktop.
Where's my license key? It's on your purchase confirmation page, shown immediately after checkout — bookmark that page; it always displays your key. Each key works on up to 2 machines.
Before you ask.
Is this legal advice?
No. Seven Leaves is research and organization software. It finds Colorado law, forms, and procedure for you to verify and use; the decisions stay yours. For legal advice, consult a licensed Colorado attorney or Licensed Legal Paraprofessional.
Why do I need Claude? What even is this?
Seven Leaves is an extension for Claude Desktop, Anthropic's AI assistant. Claude provides the conversation; Seven Leaves provides the Colorado-specific legal tools, data connections, and guardrails. You talk to Claude in plain English — "what form do I need to modify parenting time?" — and Seven Leaves does the legwork behind the answer.
What happens when my case gets complicated?
Seven Leaves tells you. The product is designed to recognize when a matter has grown beyond responsible self-representation and to point you toward licensed help — including Colorado's Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals, who handle family-law matters at far lower rates than full attorneys.
Where does my case data live?
On your computer. Seven Leaves runs locally as an extension — your case file, exhibits, and notes are never uploaded to us. Statute and case-law lookups go directly from your machine to the public legal sources.
Will this work outside Colorado?
Not yet. v1 is built deep for Colorado. Additional state packs are on the roadmap — tell us yours: russell@getsevenleaves.com.