Date organisation
Sort available dates and keep uncertainty visible.
Structured chronology
Court Chronology Preparation Support
Organise supplied records into a clear working chronology or timeline that can be reviewed against the underlying material.
For document-heavy matters where dates, events and references need a controlled structure.
What the service does
Put dates and records into a reviewable order
Chronology preparation organises customer-supplied or technically identified dates and descriptions into a source-linked sequence.
The result is a working record for review. It does not decide that an event happened, an account is true or a point has legal significance.
Evidence references
Link entries to supplied records where supported.
Neutral descriptions
Prepare concise working descriptions without argumentative conclusions.
Reviewable export
Provide the agreed chronology format for review.
A controlled workflow
From first estimate to working handover
- 01
Describe the workload
Use New Matter to share a broad, non-sensitive overview. Do not upload evidence on the public website.
- 02
Confirm scope and quote
We review the requested output, material types and appropriate secure intake route before work begins.
- 03
Prepare working material
We organise supplied information and prepare only the agreed technical or administrative outputs.
- 04
Review, QC and handover
The responsible customer or adviser reviews decisions before technical QC and secure handover.
Service detail 01
Dates are represented, not proved
Entries may use customer-supplied information, available metadata or dates visible in supplied records. Conflicts and missing information remain visible for confirmation.
Natural language such as timeline may be used, but the output remains a reviewable working chronology.
Service detail 02
Useful across formal processes
A chronology can support court, tribunal, disclosure, hearing or formal-dispute preparation.
It does not decide the applicable process, legal significance or evidential weight.
Clear service boundary
A chronology does not decide the facts
Disclosure Assist does not determine whether an event happened, whether a record is true, credibility, liability, legal relevance, admissibility, strategy or outcome. Legal and factual decisions remain with the customer or adviser.
Disclosure Assist provides technical and administrative document support. We are not a solicitors' firm and do not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Professional workScopedand pricedAfter reviewing your evidence workload
Pricing and access
A confirmed scope comes before a professional quote
Professional work is admin-scoped and quoted after review of the broad workload, requested outputs, intake method and capacity. No fixed price or delivery date is promised on this page.
Disclosure Assist is a UK-wide online service. No travel or in-person appointment is required, and the public enquiry form does not accept evidence.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you build a chronology from emails and documents?
Yes, where those sources and outputs are within confirmed scope.
How are uncertain dates handled?
They remain labelled for review rather than being guessed.
Will a chronology prove my case?
No. It is an organised working record, not a finding of fact or liability.
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Describe the size and shape of your project
Use the guided New Matter route for a service suggestion, then request a scope review if professional support is suitable.
New Matter