Untangle

Untangle builds Untangle Teams, software that helps divorce attorneys collect and check client records for discovery in Connecticut cases. The attorney invites a client and chooses which documents to request. Grace, Untangle’s AI assistant, explains each request in plain language, answers routine questions and follows up when a document is missing. Attorneys and paralegals can then review the client’s answers alongside the uploaded records in a single case file. Untangle product overview

Renée C. Bauer, founder of Happy Even After Family Law and a divorce attorney partner at Untangle, used to spend two full days checking a client’s financial affidavit against bank statements. She reports that Untangle does the comparison in under an hour and flags discrepancies she would have missed. The attorney must independently verify the AI’s work before relying on it.

Ryan Carson founded Untangle in 2024 after seeing his parents and two of his sisters struggle through divorce. He wanted to make the process easier for other families to navigate. Linda Douglas, Untangle’s chief legal officer, draws on 38 years in family law and nearly 2,000 cases to help the team account for the documents attorneys need, the deadlines they face and the questions clients bring to them. Untangle’s founding story and team