Family Law Exhibit Stamping

Organize and stamp exhibits for divorce, custody, and family law cases. From text messages to financial records, prepare court-ready exhibits efficiently.

26 court-compliant exhibit templates

Common Family Law Exhibits

Communications

Text messages, emails, social media posts

Financial Records

Bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs

School Records

Report cards, attendance, IEPs, medical forms

Parenting Documents

Custody calendars, activity schedules, photos

Why Family Law Attorneys Use ExhibitPrep

Text message exhibits - Convert phone conversations to stamped PDF exhibits
Financial disclosure - Organize complex financial records with sequential numbering
Petitioner/Respondent templates - Correct format for your role in the case
Privacy protection - Sensitive family documents stay on your device
Quick turnaround - Prepare exhibits for emergency hearings in minutes

Family Law Exhibit Checklist

Download our free checklist of common exhibits for family law cases. Essential for custody and divorce proceedings.

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Family Law Exhibit Workflow

Export Communications

Convert text messages and emails to PDF format

Upload Documents

Add financial records, school documents, and photos

Choose Template

Select Petitioner or Respondent template based on your role

Export Exhibits

Download stamped exhibits for court filing

🆕 New: Trial Binder Mode

Create court-ready trial binders with alphabetic labels (A, B, C), per-exhibit page numbering (A1-A5), and drag-drop reordering. Great for family law trial preparation with auto-generated table of contents and exhibit titles.

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See Batch Stamping in Action

Watch how to batch stamp text messages, financial records, and custody documents in under 20 seconds.

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Family Law Exhibits by State

Each state has specific exhibit marking rules. Find your state's requirements:

California Texas New York Florida Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia Washington Massachusetts Arizona Colorado Michigan Nevada Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Maryland Minnesota Delaware

Family Law Exhibit FAQ

What exhibits are most common in family law cases?

Text messages, financial records, school records, parenting calendars, photos of living conditions, and income documentation are frequently used in custody and divorce proceedings.

How do I handle text message exhibits?

Export text conversations to PDF format (most phones allow this), then stamp each page. Include timestamps and verify the conversation is complete and unedited.

Should I use Petitioner or Respondent templates?

Use the Petitioner template if you filed the case (P-1, P-2 format). Use Respondent template if responding to a petition (R-1, R-2 format). ExhibitPrep has both.

How should I organize financial disclosure exhibits?

Group by category: bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs, retirement accounts. Stamp sequentially within each category and include a summary cover sheet.

Can I redact sensitive information before stamping?

Yes, redact sensitive information (like account numbers or SSNs) in your PDF before uploading. ExhibitPrep will stamp the redacted version.