CourtRemind › Civil & general practice

For civil, probate & general practice attorneys

Reminders for every hearing, deposition, and signing.

In civil and probate matters, a client who doesn't show up can mean a ruling without them, a wasted deposition, or a rescheduled signing. CourtRemind™ sends a text reminder before every court date and appointment on your calendar, to your client and anyone who helps them get there.

  • Case management and settlement conferences, trials, motions
  • Depositions, mediations, and document signings
  • Probate, conservatorship, guardianship, and trust hearings

Why it matters

When a civil client misses a date, the case moves on without them.

There is usually no warrant in a civil case, but the court can decide a trial on the other side's evidence, dismiss a plaintiff's case, or set an order to show cause. What happens after a missed hearing.

Hearings and trials

Case management conferences, settlement conferences, motions, and trial dates, with the courthouse address and department.

Depositions and mediations

A no-show deponent or client wastes the court reporter, the interpreter, and everyone's time. A reminder the day before prevents most of it.

Trusts, estates, and probate

Probate and conservatorship hearings, trust petitions, and signing appointments, with reminders to family members or caregivers who help older clients get there.

How it works

Your calendar already has the dates. CourtRemind™ sends the reminders.

1

Connect your calendar

Google Calendar, Outlook, or any calendar link. Read-only: nothing on your calendar is ever changed.

2

Add each client once

Client phone and language, plus a spouse, adult child, or caregiver with your client's permission. Or import your client list.

3

Reminders go out automatically

7, 3, and 1 day before court dates; your choice of schedule for appointments. When a date moves, the reminders follow.

Questions

Civil & general practice FAQ

Does it work for trust, estate, and probate matters?

Yes. Probate hearings, conservatorship and guardianship hearings, trust petitions, and will or trust signings can all get reminders. Add them to your calendar like any other event; you can type in your own hearing type.

Can it remind clients about depositions and mediations, not just hearings?

Yes. Any event on your calendar can get a reminder: depositions, mediations, settlement conferences, medical exams, document signings, and office meetings. Each can have its own reminder schedule.

Can I send reminders to more than one person per client?

Yes. Add a spouse, adult child, trustee, or caregiver as a contact, each in English or Spanish, with your client's permission.

How much does it cost?

Plans start at $19 a month for 100 texts. Each full reminder counts as one text. Try it free with 25 texts and no credit card.

Every client, every date on your calendar.

Hearings, depositions, mediations, and signings, all with automatic reminders.

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