Cases run for years. No date is missed.
For partition, possession, specific performance, recovery, landlord and tenant, and first appeals. Stages use the court's own words, key deadlines have clocks, and you see evidence side by side.
How it fits your work
Summons served
The written statement clock starts at 30 days. The outer limit for commercial suits is shown too. Reminders go to the handling advocate and the partners.
Diary & deadlines →Framing of issues
The stage moves from written statement to issues. The issues × evidence table starts empty. It shows the gaps as evidence comes in.
Documents & evidence →Plaintiff's evidence
Exhibits are marked and linked to the issues they prove. Missing exhibits get follow-up tasks.
Documents & evidence →The decree
The first appeal clock starts at 90 days, not counting the time taken for the certified copy. The appeal is added to the same dispute, not opened as a new file.
Cases & files →Dismissal for default
The 30-day window to set aside the dismissal shows on the board the same day.
Diary & deadlines →The names and matters are made up. The features and rules are real.
The difference you'll notice
Matters it is set up for
Each one is a ready-made case type. It has its own fields, stages and deadline rules.
The features that make it work
Diary & deadlines
Today's board, the calendar, the statutory clock and the cause list, all in one diary.
Explore →Documents & evidence
Upload, keep versions, read text, draft, and build the paper book and filing pack.
Explore →Cases & files
Keep one dispute's case numbers, parties, tasks, notes and brief sheet on one file.
Explore →Money & billing
Fees taken before the work, expenses with receipts, GST invoices and a client-money ledger.
Explore →Start tomorrow's
board tonight.
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