Hi, I’m Joe Yakubowski—father, builder, fighter, and founder of Project Solomon.
This project wasn’t born in a boardroom or at a pitch competition. It was born in a courtroom. In the parking lot of a drop-off gone wrong. In the silence after unanswered messages. In the helpless feeling of watching my kids be affected by a system that was supposed to protect them—but too often did the opposite.
I’ve spent years navigating family court. I've spent thousands. I’ve filed motions with and without a lawyer. I’ve shown up to hearings prepared, but overwhelmed and intimidated. I’ve watched the other side twist the truth, while I scrambled to find the right document, the right message, the right words. And I kept thinking:
Why is there no tool for this?
Why isn’t there something
that helps parents like me stay organized, stay compliant, and
stay sane?
So I’m building it.
Project Solomon is more than an app. It’s a digital ally for parents trapped in the chaos of custody disputes and family law. It helps you upload and understand your court orders. It tracks every exchange, every conversation, every broken promise—so when the time comes, you’re not playing defense. You’re ready.
It helps you send messages in the right tone. It flags contradictions in your court orders. It builds a custody calendar, documents your compliance, and keeps a secure, immutable record of everything so if you have to go to court, you can produce your documents with a few simple clicks. It’s like having a legal assistant, a mediator, and a therapist in your pocket—all working to protect your parenting time, your peace of mind, and your kids.
I named it Solomon for a reason.
Because like the king in that ancient story, the truth often lives in the details—and justice should never be about tearing a child in half.
I’m building this for people like me. For people like you. For anyone who’s ever felt like they were screaming into the void while trying to do what’s right.
You’re not alone anymore.
Stay strong,
Joe Yakubowski, Sr.
Founder, Project Solomon