Trial preparation notebooks
Guided spreadsheet workbooks and PDF guides for timelines, exhibits, witness notes, issue lists, and hearing preparation.
Software publisher and legal-information product studio
AlbusWorks LLC creates practical tools for people trying to understand, organize, and practice legal work: Steadycase Trial Notebooks, Compass source maps, courtroom-practice games, and local-first software experiments.
Your documents · organized · hearing-ready
Company AlbusWorks LLC, publisher of Steadycase products.
Catalog Workbooks, Compass source maps, Print Editions, and Quick Guides at getsteadycase.com; free courtroom practice at play.getsteadycase.com.
Contact albus@albusworks.com
What we build
AlbusWorks focuses on work products with a clear job: help a person gather, label, sequence, and review information they already have, while pointing them back to current official sources when legal rules or forms matter.
Guided spreadsheet workbooks and PDF guides for timelines, exhibits, witness notes, issue lists, and hearing preparation.
Compass editions organize links to court rules, self-help centers, forms, fee pages, and other public resources by jurisdiction.
Steadycase Courtroom Practice, a free browser game live at play.getsteadycase.com, builds courtroom vocabulary and judgment through repetition, one line of fictional testimony at a time.
Product line
The catalog spans the Divorce, Custody, and Financial Divorce Trial Notebooks, 51 Steadycase Compass editions, Print Editions of all three notebooks, two national Quick Guides, and Steadycase Courtroom Practice, a free courtroom game. Every paid product is available at getsteadycase.com.
A Steadycase workbook system for organizing divorce facts, exhibits, witnesses, deadlines, notes, and hearing preparation.
A Steadycase workbook system for custody preparation, including timelines, parenting facts, witnesses, exhibits, and hearing materials.
A focused Steadycase notebook for financial divorce preparation without custody content: property, financial records, and support-related materials.
Official-source research maps for every state and D.C., pointing users toward rules, forms, self-help resources, and court starting points.
Printable, fillable court-binder editions of all three Trial Notebooks for people who prefer working on paper.
A national plain-language guide, What the Court Looks At in a Custody Case, explaining the best-interest factors courts commonly weigh.
A national plain-language walkthrough, Your Custody Hearing, describing what generally happens at a custody hearing from arrival to rulings.
A free browser game of fictional courtroom testimony: object, pick your ground, or let it stand. Module 1, When to Object, is live as the first of a planned module series; optional one-time packs add themed cases.
In development
The Mac app is in private development and pilot preparation. It supports the notebook workflow by turning a user's own documents into reviewable timeline material.
Development screenshot shown with fictional test data. No public download is offered from this site.
Legal boundary
AlbusWorks products are built to help users organize their own materials and find public sources. They do not replace current court sources, professional judgment, or advice from a licensed attorney.
Help structure documents, notes, timelines, checklists, source links, review queues, and workbook workflows.
They do not predict outcomes, select legal strategies, calculate every possible deadline, or create an attorney-client relationship.
Contact
For company, publishing, product, or software inquiries, email albus@albusworks.com.