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Be more productive because of reduced data entry overheads. Common data is entered once and then shared across documents. 

Most key forms expand wherever necessary so there are no constraints on what you can say and no need to append additional pages.

Save time getting started by importing information supplied by your client using our Quantum Client add-on: it’s free to download for your clients. 

Training and access to the customer support team is all inclusive within the price. This is supplemented by regular training webinars and online resources.    

Allowing you to complete your private law forms and Family Court orders all in the same place.

Lets you see documents that are being worked on, whether or not they have finished and any notes you have made – all on a single screen. 

All documents are updated whenever necessary, meaning you don’t have to worry that you are using out of date forms. 

Our Form E updates running totals as figures change, has fully integrated asset schedules and income needs tools and contains many more tools and refinements designed to make it easier for you to manage this critical complex form. 

Fully compatible across Apple Mac devices.

Comprehensive range of calculators, resources and the unique Leading Cases index, all mirroring and enhancing the At A Glance Tables and Texts, updated regularly throughout the year.

From the experienced team behind At A Glance; Mr Justice Mostyn, Sir Peter Singer, Lewis Marks QC and Gavin Smith.

The site contains the Financial Remedies Practice Commentary linked to the Rules, PDs, statutes, cases and other sources.

Capitalise can now be used on Windows and Mac, whether it is a desktop, laptop or tablet. There is also a web based application that you can access via your internet browser. 

Carry out conventional calculations (working from an income required to a capital sum) or reverse calculations (working out the income a specific capital sum will provide).

Reduce (or enhance) the income requirement at a certain point during the term.

Ensure the initial capital is preserved at the end of the term, so it falls into the recipient’s estate.

A summary page, laying out the description and ‘answer’ for each calculation, so you can view them all on one page.

Comprehensive, evolving library of Case notes, packed with practical comment, covering every key family law case from the past five years

Fully integrated competence training record tools that allow you to build your training plan and reports directly within the Hub making maximum use of both what you read on the Hub and training undertaken elsewhere.

Freshly updated authoritative Commentary on financial remedy procedure reproduced from the Financial Remedies Practice 2017 (available via familyprocedure.com)

Over 10 hours of recorded webinars broadcast in 2016 plus new webinars coming in 2017

A collection of regularly reviewed model letters precedents and practice notes including the concise guidance available in the forthcoming 2017 edition of the Dictionary of Financial Remedies

Key family law news, full text judgments and primary sources all cross referenced and indexed to make it easy to find the information you need

Regular online Q&A courses to help cement your knowledge and demonstrate technical competence in your specialist field