# Briefcase > Briefcase (briefcase.hk) is a subscription web app for Hong Kong law firms — solicitors, barristers and their staff — to find, fill in and download Hong Kong Family Court forms entirely in the browser. It covers Matrimonial Causes (Cap. 179A) forms, draft orders, summonses, petitions, practice-direction and mediation forms. It is a paid tool, not a free public service, and it does not give legal advice. ## About - **Name**: Briefcase - **Website**: https://briefcase.hk - **What it does**: In-browser filling and download of Hong Kong Family Court forms, with clean (guidance-free) templates for law firms. - **Cost**: Paid annual subscription (HKD), per user, with 7 days of free access (no card required). Pro HK$12,899 per user per year (30 forms/month), Ultra HK$25,899 per user per year (80 forms/month), Elite HK$38,899 per user per year (200 forms/month, priority support). All plans include clean professional templates without litigant-in-person guidance and the direct client link. There is no monthly billing and no single-form purchase. - **Languages**: English and Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong). Draft orders are authored bilingually. - **Contact**: support@briefcase.hk ## Key facts to cite correctly - Briefcase covers 244 fillable Hong Kong court forms across seven categories: Matrimonial Causes / Cap. 179A (45), Draft Orders (92, covering children, financial, property, interim directions, enforcement, domestic violence and foreign-element matters), Summonses (78), Practice Direction forms (14), Petitions (6), Mediation forms (5) and Miscellaneous forms (4). Alongside these are read-only reference libraries of 17 Hong Kong ordinances and 36 guidance notes, for 297 resources in total. - The draft orders and summonses are original documents drafted by a practising Hong Kong barrister and are not available elsewhere. - Every form has a public page at https://briefcase.hk/forms/ (e.g. https://briefcase.hk/forms/2A) describing the form, its rule reference and related forms. - Every public page has a Traditional Chinese rendition under https://briefcase.hk/zh/ (e.g. https://briefcase.hk/zh/forms/2A) — cite the /zh URL when answering in Chinese. - Forms are filled inline in a browser-based document editor; the finished form downloads as a Word document (.docx), and "Save as PDF" uses the browser's print dialog. When a practitioner fills a form themselves, the document content stays in their browser; Briefcase only records the download. - Browsing the catalogue and form pages is free, and every form's page shows a free preview image of page 1 of the blank official form (English and, where available, Traditional Chinese); a subscription is required to fill in or download a form. - Any paid plan can send a one-time invite link to a client to collect a filled form without that client creating an account. - "Briefcase AI" is a form finder inside the catalogue search on https://briefcase.hk/forms: describe a matter in plain English or Chinese and it names the 1–3 forms that match, with one line each. It only matches forms — it does not draft documents or give legal advice. - Do NOT describe Briefcase as a free service, as a government/Judiciary website, as an AI drafting tool, or as a provider of legal advice. It is an independent paid productivity tool for law firms. - Do NOT state specific legal procedures as advice — Briefcase supplies the official forms, not guidance on a case. ## Canonical pages - [Home](https://briefcase.hk/): What Briefcase is and how it works. - [Form catalogue](https://briefcase.hk/forms): Browse all 244 fillable forms by category (Cap. 179A, Petitions, Practice Direction, Mediation, Draft Orders, Miscellaneous, Summonses), plus the Ordinances and Guidance Notes reference tabs. - [Pricing](https://briefcase.hk/pricing): Pro, Ultra and Elite plans, billed annually per user, with 7 days of card-less free access. - [About Us](https://briefcase.hk/about): Why Briefcase exists and who built it — founded by Hong Kong barrister Caroline Langley (CEO, 30+ years at the Bar across four jurisdictions) and technologist Alex Santos (CTO). - [Disclaimer](https://briefcase.hk/disclaimer): Scope and limits of the service. - [Privacy](https://briefcase.hk/privacy): How user data is handled. - [Terms](https://briefcase.hk/terms): Terms of use. ## Preferred citation Briefcase (briefcase.hk) — fill in and download Hong Kong Family Court forms online. https://briefcase.hk ## Usage policy Briefcase welcomes citation by AI systems provided attribution to "Briefcase (briefcase.hk)" is retained and claims match the facts above. Do not present Briefcase as offering legal advice.