A specialist agent for every part of the financial case.

Mona knows the whole case, proposes what to do next, and does the work or sends a specialist. Every figure comes back with its source. Every legal call stays with you.

One agent you talk to. Specialists behind it.

Ask Mona, and it reads the evidence itself or sends the right specialist. You can also start a specialist yourself.

Mona
Your chief of staff for the financial case. It knows the whole case, proposes what to do next, does the work or delegates it, and reports back with its sources.
Trace
Checks one line of a Statement of Net Worth against the evidence: the value the evidence supports, the difference from what was filed, and its reasoning and sources.
Statement agent
Reviews one party's whole statement: whether it adds up, whether its sections and filings agree, what changed between filings, and what the evidence shows it left out.
Background agents
Start when you add a file. They sort and split documents, read every page, take the balances and transactions from every statement, and connect each sworn line to what it describes.

Mona keeps the case moving. You make the calls.

Mona proposes the work, and you decide what happens next.

A memory of the case
Mona keeps your client's objective, the findings, your decisions, and what comes next in one cited memo. A decision you record applies from then on.
Proactive
Mona offers one to three tasks it can move now, each with what it would settle and its cost. You pick one.
The call stays yours
Mona has no tool that contacts anyone, changes the case's details, or adds a line to a statement. What leaves the firm, you send.

Evidence behind every answer.

Every agent shows what its work rests on, so you can check it.

A source on every figure
Every figure carries a footnote to its page and a label: Verified, Computed, Estimate, Declared, or Client-stated.
Law from its source
Mona looks up statutes, regulations, and court opinions at their source, and lists the authorities to confirm before a paper leaves the firm.
Both readings of a conflict
When two sources disagree on a fact that moves a number, Mona shows both and what each would change, and asks for the document that settles it.

Purpose-built for family law.

Each agent works from family-law guidance shaped by practicing attorneys, for New York practice today.

Trace knows what proves a line
It works from guidance for each line of the statement: which sources to check, what each can prove, and the common gaps. A document that shows an account exists doesn't prove its balance.
The Statement agent knows what should agree
A house implies a mortgage, property tax, and insurance. It checks that they agree, and proposes what the evidence shows the statement left out.
Mona knows the papers
It drafts each paper and analysis from its own guide, then leaves legal conclusions to you. It will point out a pre-filing transfer, and whether that was dissipation is your call.

Use cases

How you'd use agents.

  • A partner asks where a case stands after three months.

    Ask Mona
    “Where does the case stand?”
    Mona provides
    A dated, cited memo, with the next moves ranked.
  • The other side's sworn statement looks too clean.

    Ask Mona
    “Is anything missing from the other side's statement of net worth?”
    Mona provides
    Flags on what disagrees, and proposed lines only you can add.
  • The sworn value of a brokerage account looks low.

    Ask Mona
    “Check the brokerage account against the evidence.”
    Mona provides
    The value the evidence supports, the difference, and its sources.
  • The client says the down payment came from an inheritance.

    Ask Mona
    “How far can we prove the down payment was separate property?”
    Mona provides
    A proof with every link marked, and exactly where it's weak.
  • The client wants to keep the house.

    Ask Mona
    “What does it take for the client to keep the house?”
    Mona provides
    The payment that makes it work, and what moves it most.
  • A demand has to go out before the compliance conference.

    Ask Mona
    “Draft a discovery demand for the statements we're missing.”
    Mona provides
    A draft naming each account and the months missing from it.

See Mona work through a real case.