f1ghtbackGuided Filing and Packet Studio
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Free contest edition · California and Utah

Understand the papers. Prepare your response. Keep your words.

Choose a safe next step, then use a blank guided walkthrough to prepare a California FL-320 response or Utah family answer packet for human review.

No names, case numbers, documents, or narratives are sent to GPT. Personal answers stay only in browser memory and disappear when the tab closes.
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Where?Choose the court system, not your address.
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What do you need?Choose the closest practical task.
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When?No date or case number needed.
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Official-source guidanceCalifornia and Utah routes stay separate, with checked dates and human-review holds.
Private by architectureTyping answers causes no network request and no browser storage write.
Useful outputDownload a draft PDF and companion text packet without an account or paid document service.

Why this exists

Overwhelm should not decide what happens next.

Built by Faith Atwater-Cheltenham, a Black mother and disabled technologist, from lived experience navigating family court.

f1ghtback breaks preparation into small, reviewable steps. It preserves the user's exact language, shows where answers may transfer, and keeps form choice, timing, filing, service, and legal sufficiency with official sources and qualified human review.

f1ghtback One Safe Next Step visual with an official source checklist and learn, choose, plan pathway
Public-safe original launch artwork. No person, case, court record, or invented scenario is shown.

Built with Codex and optional GPT-5.6

AI explains the step. Your personal answers never enter the prompt.

  1. 1Choose a routeThree structured choices produce a bounded, source-backed next action.
  2. 2Walk through the responseAnswer one form-matched preparation question at a time in browser memory.
  3. 3Build a local packetThe browser creates a draft PDF and text export with exact answers and source receipts.
  4. 4Review before actionA court self-help center, legal aid provider, or lawyer confirms forms, timing, filing, and service.