For family law professionals

A communication record your clients won’t have to apologise for.

Solicitors, mediators and Cafcass professionals see the same thing daily: the case is sound, the messages are a liability. Neutrily gives high-conflict clients a channel that lowers the temperature — and produces a record that survives scrutiny.

Receipts that mean what they say

Every message carries an honest chain of custody. “Retrieved” is an authenticated action from the recipient’s own device — it cannot be turned off, unlike WhatsApp’s read receipts, and we say so on the export itself.

sent 08:11:47 · delivered 08:11:48 · read receipt unavailable (recipient setting) · retrieved (button tap) 12:26:03

Tamper-evidence, not trust-us

Originals are sealed with SHA-256 digests at the moment of receipt and the export carries a signed hash chain — whether the record has been altered is a checkable fact, not an assurance. We state the evidential property precisely, and never more.

Substance preserved, heat removed

Rewrites never alter dates, times, amounts or names — that’s enforced mechanically, and the original text remains on the record under audited access. What was actually said is never lost; it’s just no longer the client’s opening position.

Safeguarding, taken seriously

Content suggesting risk to a child routes immediately to a trained human under our published safeguarding policy — never auto-processed, never buried. We’d rather be cautious than clever.

“The tone of the parties’ correspondence has improved markedly; the contemporaneous record was accepted by both counsel without challenge.”

Family Law Solicitors

Working with us

We offer referral materials for practices, a specimen evidence export for your review, and a direct line for professional queries. Client confidentiality is absolute: we never discuss a case with the other side’s representatives — and both parents can obtain the same record: the export is available to either parent, portal or no portal, on request to Sam.

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