Florida family practice, with the forms already built.
Trial Commander has 56 Florida Supreme Court family law forms built in and fillable. A questionnaire your client completes through a secure link, in English or Spanish, fills in the details most of those forms share — the court, the parties, the marriage, the children — for you to review. And when the money is contested, it reads the other side's numbers with you.
Florida Supreme Court forms, filled for your review
56 Florida family law forms, from the petition to the final judgment — financial affidavits, parenting plans, the dissolution packets. The client's questionnaire answers fill in what the forms share; you complete the rest, review and sign.
Bank statements, cross-examined
With the Ledger — included on Platinum, an add-on on other plans — the statements are read line by line and compared with the financial affidavit, and what doesn't reconcile is listed with the transactions behind it: accounts the affidavit leaves out, income it understates, transfers with no matching other side, cash withdrawals, spending that contradicts the claimed need. Leads for you to check, not conclusions.
The production, read with you
When production lands, Discovery Review reads it with you: an AI pass marks the documents worth your attention and checks what was produced against the sworn discovery responses, so a contradiction is put in front of you to judge instead of hiding on page 300.
The child-support math, computed with you
Section 61.30 guideline worksheets computed from the numbers on file — checked arithmetic, not a late-night spreadsheet.
Financial affidavits without the shoebox
Send the financial affidavit to the client to complete; it comes back to you for review and approval, Rule 12.285 mandatory disclosure is tracked on the matter, and client uploads land on the file instead of your inbox.
Deadlines that respect procedure
Mandatory disclosure and the financial affidavit from service of the initial pleading, mediation, rehearing and appeal clocks calculated and tracked — and the Texas Family Code chain for Texas matters — with the whole firm's calendar in one view.
These numbers are read from the product's own registries at build time, not written by marketing.
- —2 Florida limitation periods in the SOL bank, docketed with presuit notice dates where the statute has one
- —20 drafting skills that produce first drafts under the Florida practice context and Rule 2.515(d)(2) certification
- —56 court and agency forms filled from the matter record
- —4 Florida circuit-court docket events that compute their deadlines on the Florida court calendar (Rule 2.514)
- ·§ 61.30 child-support guidelines schedule
- ·Family docket events (12.285 disclosure, 12.530 rehearing, DV injunction hearing)
- —Client portal in English and Spanish
- —Trust accounting with fee gates for retainer practices
- —An engagement-letter gate the firm can switch on before time is billed
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