Brief formatted for the DCA
Arial 14 point, certificate of compliance, no judge names in the caption.
Representing yourself? Keep the record as tight as the other side's.
Opposing counsel has paralegals, docketing software and research tools. You have this: one organized file, deadline math you can check, and every citation verified before you sign.
Your matter, District Court of Appeal
Reply brief deadline calendared
Rule, trigger date and weekend roll-forward shown on the board.
Exhibit B missing a page
Appendix page count doesn't match the index.
How it works
- Start your fileAdd your case number and upload what you have. We sort it into the right places.
- See every deadlineEach new paper you add updates the deadline board, with the math shown.
- Draft from your factsPick the document type. Captions, signature block and service list fill in.
- Check before you signEvery citation is looked up. Flags are explained in plain words.
What goes in your file
- Case numbers, court, judge and every party's contact and service details
- Each filing and order with its date, docket number and what it started
- A deadline board with the rule and math behind each date
- Certified-mail receipts and green cards matched by article number
- An issue log of procedural errors, kept for appeal
- Templates for captions, certificates of service and declarations
What ServedProper won't do
- Tell you what to file, whether to sue, or how a judge will rule
- Appear in court or sign anything for you
- Promise an outcome
- Act as your lawyer. When a question needs one, it says so and helps you hand off a clean file
Built for this kind of work
Florida formats built in
Trial court, DCA and federal formats, including the fonts and certificates clerks reject filings over.
Service tracking
Know who was served, how and when, with proof attached. Service is where many arguments are won.
Hand off cleanly
If you hire an attorney for part of your case, export an organized packet instead of a shoebox.
Try the deadline counter
A simple version of the deadline engine. Enter the date you were served, the number of days, and how you were served.
This demo skips court holidays and doesn't know which rule applies to your situation. Always check the rule and the court's holiday calendar. Treat the result as a starting point, not an answer.
Join the Florida beta
We're opening the beta to a small group of Florida users first. Tell us what you're working on and we'll reach out when there's a spot.
Please don't send case documents or private details here. We'll set up a secure file for you if you join.