Automated Legal Document Assembly Software
- Software for attorneys, by attorneys
JurisDOC is a useful timesaving tool that a law office cannot afford not to have
- Automate your legal forms with JurisDOC
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- Make your law office more efficient by automating your documents and forms.
JurisDOC : Automated Legal Form Assembly Software
At JurisDOC, we know what automatic law document software needs to do to help a law firm.
JurisDOC provides a comprehensive collection of forms and pleadings that cover more than 10 key areas of law including divorce, adoption, criminal defense, trusts and wills – the core cases that are the basis of most solo practices and small firms.
Here at JurisDOC, we believe our automatic legal form and document assembly software can help your practice increase efficiency and profitability, but we’ll let you be the judge.
Save Time, Save Money.
Software
Created by attorneys, for attorneys, our software allows you to collect, edit or add all the law forms you need to complete your casework.
Downloads
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Tutorials
Use our comprehensive tutorials to learn everything from case creation to document editing.
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As the old saying goes, “Time is money,” and that’s especially true for attorneys and billable hours. Making your practice more efficient will ultimately make it more profitable, so it’s worth setting aside a little of that precious time to think about where your inefficiencies lie and what you can do to change them. Here
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Debating whether or not to start your own law firm? As I discussed in a previous post, there are a number of issues to consider when deciding whether or not to hang a shingle. You may have already decided that going out on your own is right move for you, but if you’re on the
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You survived law school and passed the bar. You’ve been working at a law firm for some time now, and have recently been feeling vaguely unsatisfied with the job. Or maybe you were laid off and are trying to figure out the next step in your career. Whatever the reason, you’re considering hanging out your
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3 Steps to Make Legal Document Assembly Software Pay Off
Imagine you are part of a small-to medium-sized law firm (for many of you that may be extremely easy) that is considering the implementation of document assembly software in your practice. What might on the top of your “must have” column when deliberating such a decision? Is it “a chance to be labeled an innovator?”
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A Good Lawyer Is Not Enough
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I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase “a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.” I can think of many situations that old adage applies to, including the process of successfully building and maintaining a staff for a small law firm. As a lawyer, you understand the process of research and negotiation to arrive
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Legal Document Automation: What’s Stopping You?
I tend to repeat certain phrases when I talk to people about legal document assembly software. Increased productivity. Time and money savings. Overall profitability. Because, after all the years I spent authoring and re-authoring pleadings and documents myself, the idea of using software is a no-brainer. Many of my fellow lawyers agree. The 2015 American Bar Association
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Fellow lawyers, here’s a quick question for you: If I were to ask your last few clients what most impressed them about your firm, what would they say? Would they marvel at your ability to put together a flawless legal brief? Would they sing the praises of the wording choices on your non-disclosure agreement? How
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Out with a Bang: 6 Tips to Ending Strong in 2015
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The holiday season is once again approaching, along with the hubbub and disorder that inevitably accompany it. This time of year can be stressful enough with travel plans, gift shopping, and seeing your crazy relatives; the last thing you need is for work stress to pile on and turn you into a total Scrooge. To help keep the
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Billable Hours Only Pay Off When You Actually Get Paid
One of the most frustrating experiences as an attorney is when your client refuses to pay. You’ve put your blood, sweat and tears (or at least a significant amount of brain power) into their work, and now you’re not going to reap the reward. While there’s no way to 100% ensure that you get paid for the work
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As the old saying goes, “Time is money,” and that’s especially true for attorneys and billable hours. Making your practice more efficient will ultimately make it more profitable, so it’s worth setting aside a little of that precious time to think about where your inefficiencies lie and what you can do to change them. Here
Read More
5 Reasons NOT to Start Your Own Practice
Debating whether or not to start your own law firm? As I discussed in a previous post, there are a number of issues to consider when deciding whether or not to hang a shingle. You may have already decided that going out on your own is right move for you, but if you’re on the
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The ROI of Document Automation
Ever heard the saying sometimes you have to spend money in order to make money? In the case of document software, this couldn’t be more accurate. Yes, you’ll have to spend some money on the software, but what you end up saving as a result makes the software worth more than its weight in gold.
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Making the Case for Document Automation
Automate, automate, automate! We’ve all heard it numerous times. As an attorney, it’s difficult to escape that word these days, especially when it comes to document assembly and creation. The knee-jerk reaction may be to say “I’ve gone without automation software all these years and have been doing just fine, thanks.” But there are legitimate
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5 Issues to Consider Before Starting Your Own Law Practice
You survived law school, and you passed the bar. You’ve been working at a law firm for some time now, and have recently been feeling vaguely unsatisfied with the job. Or maybe you were laid off and are trying to figure out the next step in your career. Whatever the reason, you’re considering hanging out
Read MoreWhat Our Clients Are Saying
"We are thrilled with your program. Certainly, we have been most happy with the options, since every case has such different needs. We have been typing everything by hand a couple of months before we found your program. We have found the program to be easy to use, complete and well written."
L. Carson
Attorney
Kansas City, MO.
"I have a litigation support firm . . . . This is, by far, the best program I have found. Most are too expensive and still don’t have all of the requirements."
J. Anderson
President and CEO
Serenity Legal Solutions
Indianapolis, IN.
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| Price one user | $50/mo | $99/mo | $174/mo (2 users) | $24.95/case | $39 - 99/mo | $600 - $1,320 | $39/mo | $1,085 - $1,790 |
| Price each additional user | $50/mo | $20/mo | $35/mo | $24.95/case | $39 - $99/mo | $53 - $135/mo | $29 - $39/mo | Monthly maintenance fee |
Download your free 7-day trial of JurisDOC Document Assembly Software and start saving time and money!