Florida
DeepFlorida is where the state-law layer runs deepest. Trial Commander was built by a practicing Florida trial lawyer, and each Florida surface below was reviewed by a Florida-barred attorney before it shipped.
Attorney-reviewed statutory and court-rule content across the practice areas, with the practice-area clocks and court forms.
State law released for Florida matters
- Civil-procedure deadlines
- Appellate deadlines
- Statutes of limitations
- Medical-records request law
- Insurance-coverage disclosure law
- Links to official self-help resources
- Catalog of links to official court forms
- Residential tenancy clocks
- Mortgage foreclosure clocks
- Guardianship reporting clocks
- First-party property-insurance clocks
- Workers' compensation clocks
- Medical-malpractice presuit clocks
- Criminal-procedure clocks
- PIP / no-fault clocks
- Derivative-action clocks
Reviewed surface by surface by a Florida-barred attorney.
What it does not do
Local rules and administrative orders are not computed, and a judge's case management order controls over any default date. Every date is a draft for the attorney to confirm.
The rest of the platform
Everything that is not state law works the same in Florida as anywhere else: matters, discovery review, drafting with attorney review, time and billing, trust ledgers, the Word and Outlook add-ins, calendar sync and the AI connector. A Florida matter in federal court also gets the Federal Rules clocks for its district.
Law never crosses a state line: a Florida matter receives Florida law and federal law, and no other state’s. How the firewall works
Florida in depth
Answer and proposal-for-settlement deadlines (Rules 1.140(a) and 1.442(b)) counted under Rule 2.514: the statutory court holidays, each circuit's own designated days where we have verified its published schedule (with a note on the deadline where we have not), and court closures your firm records.
Florida's 2025 civil rules move initial disclosures and the case management schedule into the first months of a case. What the two rules require, and a checklist for every file.
Read the article →56 Florida Supreme Court family law forms built in, filled from the matter record and a client questionnaire, for the attorney to review before anything is filed.
Family law in Trial Commander →Copy a case's docket from the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal in your own browser and paste it onto the matter; new entries can be pulled onto the matter's timeline. Trial Commander never signs in to the Portal and does not e-file.
Florida IOTA trust accounts built around Rules 5-1.1 and 5-1.2, with three-way reconciliation, and fee gates drafted around Rule 4-1.5.
Florida Rules in the product →Florida practice areas
See it on your own cases.
AI drafts. Attorneys decide. Trial Commander is software, not legal advice.
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