Show the court the child’s day-to-day life
The online platform for family law professionals to map a child’s world, work out the journeys that actually happen, and calculate fair handover points. The result is clear, professional reports, built for court.
- Plot both parties’ homes, schools, nurseries and activities on one map
- Calculate real journey times from either home, by car, bike, foot or public transport
- Produce fair midway handover points automatically, even where each side travels differently
- Three court-ready reports: points of interest, travel routes and handover points
Start with the places that matter to the children — both homes, school, nursery, clubs, grandparents, the GP.
Add them from the built-in categories, by postcode, or simply by clicking the map. Schools carry their Ofsted rating, so the picture is evidenced, not asserted.
- Both parties’ homes plotted on a single overview map
- Schools, nurseries, transport, healthcare and amenities as built-in categories
- Add any location by postcode or by dropping a pin
- The map goes to the front of every Child Arrangements report
Work out the journeys that actually happen — the school run, the nursery drop-off, the trip to an activity — from either home.
Choose the method of travel and the time of day, and FindMyHome calculates the distance and the time using live Google travel data, allowing for typical traffic.
- Journeys calculated from either party’s home
- By car, by bike, on foot or by public transport
- Real travel times for the time of day the journey is actually made
- Every route drawn on its own map for the report
Handovers are one of the most contested details in a child arrangements case, and one of the hardest to settle from a map.
FindMyHome automatically calculates a fair midway point between the two homes — and because it works from real travel times rather than straight-line distance, it stays fair even when one party drives and the other takes the train.
- Fair midway handover points, calculated automatically
- Based on real travel time, not distance on a map
- Works where each side travels a different way
- Produced as a clear map for the court or for negotiation
The outcome
Child arrangements turn on detail — how far, how long, how often, and whether the arrangement is workable for a child. FindMyHome puts that detail on a map and into a report, so the discussion is about evidence rather than assertion.

