AI Custody-PDF Parser | TaskTroll

Most custody agreements are 20 to 40 pages of legal language that contains, buried inside, the actual schedule your family has to live by. Parsing that document into a real, day-by-day calendar is a task most co-parents do once, painfully, with a highlighter and a spreadsheet — and then argue about the interpretation for months afterward. TaskTroll’s AI Custody-PDF Parser changes this. Upload your agreement as a PDF and the AI extracts the custody schedule, holiday allocations, and transition times into a structured calendar that populates directly into your TaskTroll family calendar.

The parser handles standard custody language patterns: “alternating weekends beginning the first Friday after the order is entered,” “holidays alternate year-over-year with Mother having Christmas in even years,” and “summer parenting time begins June 15 unless school is in session past June 12.” It surfaces ambiguities it can’t resolve — flagging them for your review rather than silently guessing — and lets you manually correct any extraction before locking the calendar. For attorneys and family therapists, the parser is a remarkable time saver during client onboarding, cutting what used to be a 45-minute session task to under five minutes.

All uploaded documents are processed with end-to-end encryption and are not used for model training. Your custody agreement is a private legal document, and TaskTroll treats it that way. Parsed data is stored only in your account and can be fully deleted at any time.

Use-case story: Nicole and her ex had a 34-page parenting plan. Every time a holiday came up, they’d each read their own copy and come up with different interpretations. After uploading to TaskTroll, the AI extracted the full schedule and flagged one genuine ambiguity: the agreement said “Thanksgiving week” without specifying which parent had which days in odd years. Nicole screenshotted the flag and texted it to her attorney, who resolved the language in a two-sentence email. The ambiguity that had caused two arguments was fixed before it caused a third.

How to use it

• Navigate to Co-Parent > Schedule > Import Agreement and upload your custody order PDF
• Review the extracted schedule in the preview pane — green blocks are confirmed, yellow are flagged for your review
• Tap any flagged block to see the source text from your document and manually set the correct value
• Confirm and publish the calendar — both co-parents see the same color-coded schedule from that point forward

Who needs this most

Co-parents transitioning from informal arrangements to a court-ordered schedule, and family attorneys who want to offer clients a faster, clearer onboarding to their parenting plan.