Evidence Center
Cases run on records. Build yours — and know the gates.
Two halves, one surface. The ORGANIZER logs your items as they happen — dated, issue-tagged, export-ready. The EVIDENCE LAYER shows the law those items will face: the whole Evidence Code verbatim, the five admissibility gates, and the consent rule to read before recording anything. Legal information, not legal advice.
Wired to the law it implements
Retrieved live from the source-locked corpus — never generated.
The law your records will face
Every page below quotes the corpus verbatim — dual-source verified, SHA-256 hash-pinned — and routes judgment where it belongs. Nothing here analyzes your facts.
- The Evidence Code, wholeAll 88 sections of ch. 90, verbatim and hash-verified, in the Code's article organization.
- The Five GatesRelevance · authentication · hearsay · best evidence · privilege — each gate separately, in the statutes' own words.
- The Family Evidence NavigatorText threads, recordings, bank records, school records, GAL reports — every family item type, walked through the five gates.
- The ObjectionsThe objections family courtrooms actually hear — the classic gates, the question-form set, disclosure and notice — keyed to the loaded authority that supplies each rule.
- The Decision PathsSix evidence questions mapped statically in the Code's own structure — reading material, never an analyzer.
- The Disclosure CrosswalkYour Rule 12.285 documents mapped to their evidence life — what each class proves and the gate it faces first.
- The Procedure MatrixEvery evidence activity mapped to the family rule that governs it — disclosure, the discovery tools, subpoenas, compelling, and the hearing — in the rules' own words.
- Children & EvidenceThe Rule 12.407 gate, the studies and evaluations courts actually rely on, the GAL's report, and the protected-testimony procedures of §§ 92.53–92.55.
- Mediation ConfidentialityWhat you said in mediation, what the Act protects, the signed-agreement carve-out, and every statutory exception — §§ 44.401–44.406 verbatim.
- Preserving the RecordOffers of proof, the record on appeal (Rule 9.200), and § 59.041's harmless-error reality — the record you kept is the appeal you get.
- Judicial NoticeWhat courts must and may simply notice, the request mechanics of § 90.203, and the § 90.2035 web-mapping lane for the distances family cases argue about.
- Proving IncomeThe family evidence flagship: the 12.285 classes, the § 90.803(6) lane with its § 90.902(11) certification, § 90.956 for the volume, and the other party's own sworn words.
- The Preservation MapWhat disappears in each family posture, who actually holds it, and the keep-steps for what you lawfully have — self-directed, no durations invented, safety first in safety cases.
- The Evidence AcademySix stages from day zero to the appeal — knowledge checks keyed to the loaded law, static walkthroughs, and a task-card front door. About the rules' words, never your facts.
- The Case-Law RegisterVerify-or-refuse, on the record: a case is quoted only when the court's own bytes are hash-pinned — refusals shown with reasons.
- The Records DeskPreservation is not production: the anti-overclaim layer, the routes that actually produce records, and the letter you print and send yourself.
- Hearing ExhibitsThe lifecycle from collected to ruled-on, the remote-hearing mechanics of Rule 2.530, and the packet composer behind your election.
- The Analysis DeskTwo independent engines, cross-audited and reconciled in code — the readiness register with every divergence on the record. Election-gated.
- Originals & DuplicatesArticle X whole: the screenshot-versus-the-phone question, the four no-original grounds, summaries for voluminous financials — §§ 90.951–90.958 themselves.
- Recording & ConsentFlorida's all-party consent rule (§ 934.03) — read this BEFORE recording, and before offering a recording you already made.
- The Family PrivilegesPsychotherapist, spousal, and domestic-violence-advocate privileges (§§ 90.503, 90.504, 90.5036).
- The full Statutes LibraryEvery loaded Florida section — family core and Evidence Code alike — searchable by number, title, and exact phrase.
Your organizer
Judges and attorneys don't absorb chaos — they absorb organized, dated, issue-tagged records. Log items here as they happen; export the index when it's time for review or hearing. Entries stay in this browser until accounts add the encrypted vault.
Log an item
Facts you need to prove
Your own list, linked to your own items. A "no items linked yet" flag means exactly that — an organizer note, never a conclusion about what you can or cannot prove. The 12.285 crosswalk shows what each document class commonly proves.
Records requests you are tracking
The letter you prepared on the Records Desk is served by YOU — nothing here sends anything. Log what you did and what came back; the lawful compelled routes live in the Procedure Matrix.
The Matter Proof Journal
A timestamped record of what YOU did — items logged, statuses set, requests tracked — plus anything you note yourself (served a document, mailed a letter, kept a receipt). The export carries this attestation verbatim: "Every fact in this record was supplied and selected by the user. The platform recorded, timestamped, and formatted the entries; it verified nothing, concluded nothing, and asserts nothing it was not given."