Your case, in plain view

Sign in any time to see the court dates our office has checked, every hour on your bill, and where each of your questions stands.

The Broadview Family Law Client Portal · King and Snohomish Counties, Washington

OverviewCase statusBill & paymentsTasks
Smith v. Smith
Your bill
Paid in
Work done (9.6 hours)
Expenses
Trust account balance
Payment needed
Latest activity
  • Wed, Sep 23, 2026 · Call with you
  • Mon, Sep 14, 2026 · Discovery requests
  • Mon, Sep 7, 2026 · Financial declaration
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Your case
Case 26-3-00000-0 SEA · King County Superior Court
Now: Exchanging information (discovery)
Coming up
  • Mon, Oct 5, 2026 · Produce check registers
  • Mon, Oct 19, 2026, 9:00 AM · Settlement conference
  • Mon, Nov 23, 2026 · Disclosure of Possible Primary Witnesses served and filed
Full case status
What we're working on
  • Answer your question about the settlement conference. · J. Phillips
  • Prepare your financial declaration from the statements you sent. · Legal assistant
  • Draft interrogatories and requests for production. · J. Phillips
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Sample data, amounts left out — the overview puts your bill, your case, and our work on one screen.

Only checked dates

A court date appears once our office has checked it against the court's order.

Every hour, itemized

Work, expenses and payments in one ledger, with your trust balance after each line.

Questions become tasks

Write to your attorney or legal assistant, and see when your question is done.

Where your case stands

A family law case follows a familiar path: filing, service, temporary orders, the exchange of financial information, settlement efforts, and, if it comes to it, trial. The case status page shows where your case is on that path, the court and judge, and every court date and deadline ahead of you, each with the rule or order that sets it.

OverviewCase statusBill & paymentsTasks
Case 26-3-00000-0 SEA
King County Superior Court · Seattle Courthouse
Ask about this case
Where your case stands
Now: Exchanging information (discovery)
One date is being checked against the court's order by our office, and will appear here once confirmed.
Coming up
  • Mon, Oct 5, 2026
    Produce check registers
    Court deadline
  • Mon, Oct 19, 2026, 9:00 AM
    Settlement conference
    King County Superior Court · Seattle Courthouse
  • Mon, Nov 23, 2026
    Disclosure of Possible Primary Witnesses served and filed
    Court deadline
Deadlines
DateWhatRule
Mon, Oct 5, 2026Produce check registersLFLR 10(b)(6)
Mon, Nov 23, 2026Disclosure of Possible Primary Witnesses served and filedLCR 26(b)
Mon, Jul 13, 2026Response dueSummons; CR 12(a)
Sample data — the path, the dates ahead, and the rule behind each deadline.

Why you only see checked dates

A deadline in the wrong place is worse than no deadline at all. So a date reaches your portal only after our office has compared it with the court's order. Until then, the portal tells you that a date is being confirmed, rather than showing you one that might be wrong. And if a date doesn't match a paper you received, every item has an “Ask about this” link.

Court orderOur docketCheckedYour portalThe court sets a date,or a case scheduleWe enter it, and work outdeadlines from the rulesOur office checks itagainst the court's orderIt appears for you,with the rule behind itNot checked yet? It isn't shown: you see only that a date is being confirmed.Every date in your portal is one our office has checked.
How a court date reaches your portal.

Your bill, line by line

Your retainer is held in a client trust account, and the work on your case is paid from it. The bill lists every line in date order: each payment, each expense, and each piece of work, with who did it and how long it took. Your trust balance is shown after every line, so nothing is a surprise at the end of the month. When a payment is needed to bring the account back to your retainer, the overview says so, and you can pay online.

Every line of your ledger shows the balance after itPayments inYour retainer, andpayments to top it upYour trust accountHeld for you untilthe work is doneWork and expensesEach piece of work:who did it, and how longPayment needed = your retainer − your balanceShown on your overview, and payable online
Money in, work out, and the balance after every line.
OverviewCase statusBill & paymentsTasks
Bill & payments
Paid in
Work done (9.6 h)
Expenses
Trust account balance
Payment needed
Pay now
  • Mon, Jul 27, 2026
    Work Temporary orders motion
  • Mon, Aug 10, 2026
    Work Temporary orders hearing
  • Mon, Aug 31, 2026
    Payment Payment received
  • Mon, Sep 7, 2026
    Work Financial declaration
  • Mon, Sep 14, 2026
    Work Discovery requests
  • Wed, Sep 23, 2026
    Work Call with you
Sample data, amounts left out — every payment and piece of work, with the balance after each.

New to retainers? How retainers and trust accounts work.

Ask, and follow it to done

A question about your hearing shouldn't disappear into an inbox. In the portal you write to your attorney or your legal assistant, and point to exactly what you're asking about: a court date, a deadline, or the case schedule. Your message becomes a task on your matter, and you follow that task until it is marked done.

You writeA task opensThey're notifiedDoneand pick what it'sabout, like a hearingfor your attorney orlegal assistantand it's on their listuntil it's answeredThey answer, andmark it doneYou follow it in your portal, from open to done
You follow a task, not a thread of emails.
OverviewCase statusBill & paymentsTasks
What we're working on (3)
J. Phillips (Attorney) Open

Answer your question about the settlement conference.

From your message of Fri, Sep 25, 2026

Settlement conference
Legal assistant Open

Prepare your financial declaration from the statements you sent.

Added Mon, Sep 21, 2026

J. Phillips (Attorney) Open

Draft interrogatories and requests for production.

Added Mon, Sep 14, 2026

Done
Legal assistant Done Mon, Jul 27, 2026

File the proposed temporary parenting plan.

Added Wed, Jul 22, 2026

Send a message
To
Message
Will I need to be there in person for the settlement conference?
What it's about
Send
Sample data — a message about the settlement conference, now a task for the attorney.

For anything urgent, such as a hearing today, please call the office as well.

Private by design

Yours alone

You see only your own matters. Every page checks that you are signed in and that the matter is yours.

No internal notes

Staff-only notes, internal deadlines and papers still in draft stay in our office. Your portal shows what has been checked.

Payments through Stripe

Card details go straight to Stripe, our payment processor. They never pass through our servers.

The court's order controls

Dates are in Seattle time. If anything in your portal differs from a paper you received, send us a message.

Know where your case stands, any day of the week

Start with a consultation. If we take your case, your Client Portal is where you'll follow it, from the first filing to the final orders.

Want to know how the work gets tracked behind the scenes? How we track your case. The screens on this page use sample data: the names, case number, dates and amounts are made up.