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You can start DivFolio yourself, receive access from someone who wants to help, or use a license supplied by a law firm. The payment route does not decide who controls your personal case record.
Direct case license
$499.99
for 12 months of case preparation and collaboration
Attorney fees, court costs, filing fees, and professional services are separate. Optional services after the case phase would be offered separately.
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Someone may pay for a license for you. Paying does not let that person see your answers or records.
A law firm may sell, discount, or provide a license from its own inventory.
A gift purchaser receives the purchase receipt and activation status, not your case content.
A law firm receives access only after the case-specific connection and professional relationship are confirmed.
If you change lawyers, the active license remains attached to your case rather than becoming reusable firm inventory.
A connected attorney and authorized staff can work with the information you share for that matter. DivFolio professional access is not a public profile lookup and does not open your unrelated records.
A firm may also sponsor collaboration tools such as secure messaging and shared calendars. If that firm service later changes, your existing record remains subject to the applicable access, export, and retention rules.
DivFolio is the seller and issues the receipt.
The law firm is the seller to you and sets its own disclosed retail price. DivFolio does not receive a percentage of that price or of legal fees.
The purchaser receives a payment receipt. You receive the private account and case entitlement after accepting the gift.
DivFolio is a journaling and data-organization service, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. A license pays for the software service, not legal representation.
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