Digital coordination solutions for separated and blended families. Court-admissible documentation, shared device protocols, and neutral third-party expertise for resolving tech disputes.
When families separate or blend, digital coordination becomes a critical issue. Who has access to the kids' devices? What apps are allowed? How are devices monitored? How are digital records shared? These questions can become sources of conflict—or they can be resolved with clear, documented protocols established by a neutral third party.
KaNun brings enterprise-grade security expertise to these family dynamics. We create documented, court-ready protocols that work for everyone.
We design secure, fair device-sharing arrangements that work with custody schedules. Clear rules about who can do what, when, and with what restrictions.
All protocols and assessments are documented in formats suitable for family law proceedings. If disputes escalate, you have clear technical evidence.
We help establish systems for sharing digital records (photos, videos, school documents) between households in secure, organized ways.
We review existing digital arrangements against court orders and custody agreements to identify compliance gaps and fix them.
We have no stake in family dynamics. Our role is purely technical and objective—to provide expert guidance both parents trust.
If parents can't agree, we provide technical expertise to mediators or attorneys to help break deadlock and reach consensus.
One parent wants monitoring apps on kids' phones; the other sees it as surveillance. We establish fair, documented protocols that respect both privacy and safety.
What apps can parents use to communicate with kids? How is location tracking handled? We create clear rules that work for your custody schedule.
How are school photos, birthday videos, and family moments shared between households? We set up secure systems that protect privacy while keeping families connected.
Both parents want to share photos online, but policies differ. We establish documented agreements about what's acceptable and what's off-limits.
Your custody order mentions "digital access" or "online monitoring" but doesn't specify how. We translate vague language into workable technical protocols.
New partners are involved. What digital access do they have? How do we protect kids' privacy? We create fair boundaries everyone understands.
We meet with both parents (together or separately, depending on what's comfortable) to understand the current digital setup, concerns, and custody arrangements.
We assess the technical realities: what devices exist, what access is feasible, what protocols are realistic, what's enforceable.
We create written, detailed protocols that address specific scenarios. These are clear, enforceable, and suitable for family court if needed.
We walk both parents through implementation, answer technical questions, and remain available to mediate if issues arise.
21+ years in enterprise security. We understand threat models, device security, and privacy at a level most family law professionals don't.
We have no stake in family dynamics. Both parents trust us because we're objective, technical, and not aligned with either side.
Everything we provide is detailed, signed, and suitable for family law proceedings. If disputes escalate to court, you're prepared.
We understand that co-parenting works best when both parents feel heard and safe. We prioritize solutions that serve the kids' interests first.
Schedule a free consultation. We'll discuss your situation and how we can help.
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