Aequitas runs your whole matter: guideline support, alimony, property division, disclosure forensics, case-law research, and court-ready documents. The math is tested against the code. The AI shows its sources.
Aequitas is a working theory about where AI belongs in a law practice: the machine does the reading, the arithmetic and the formatting. You do the judgment. Every hour it saves comes with a receipt, and nothing it touches escapes the record.
Every module reads from the same matter file. Change an income figure once and the worksheet, the property division, the scenarios and the memo all move with it. And in every module, the AI works the same way: sourced, previewed, logged.
Lex reads the matter you have open (incomes, custody, the asset table) and answers in context. It quotes statute from a verified verbatim corpus, drafts factor briefs and deviation arguments, and runs what-if scenarios you describe in plain English. Every change it proposes shows a before-and-after delta, and nothing is applied until you accept it.
Desktop-era calculators and the state's fill-in forms give you a number. Aequitas gives you the number, the arithmetic behind it, the source for every line, and a printed worksheet that reproduces its own math, updated the day the guidelines change, not a release cycle later.
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