Built for the documents of separation
Court orders and the parenting plan. Insurance cards and IDs. School enrollment and medical forms. Upload once, tag it to what it belongs to, and stop excavating your inbox at intake desks.
Private, and yours
Vault documents are private to your account by default, the same rule as everything in CoreParent. Your documents stay yours even as plans change, and nothing is visible to anyone unless you share it.
Connected, not siloed
The vault feeds the rest of CoreParent: school forms sit next to the school hub, medical paperwork alongside medical records, and when a document matters in court, CoreParent's certified export layer is built for exactly that.
Common questions
What should I keep in the vault?
The custody order, parenting plan, birth certificates, insurance cards, school enrollment and permission forms, medical paperwork, and anything you keep re-hunting in email.
Can my co-parent see my documents?
No. Vault documents are private to your account unless you share them.
Is the vault free?
Yes, the document vault is part of the free tier.
Are my documents secure?
Documents are stored encrypted in the same private-by-default system as the rest of your CoreParent records. See Your Data and AI for exactly how your data is handled.