Paper that behaves
Line numbers sit on the sheet, not only next to typed lines. Vertical rules run to the foot. The caption follows the party graph in Manage Case.
Pleading-aware word processor
Twenty-eight numbered lines, pinned to the type.
DocketWord™ is pleading paper in the browser: caption from the case folder, CRC 3.1113 tables, schema-mapped import, PDF outlines, and a handoff to DocketPDF™. The editor stays behind a signed-in session.
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Numbered rows on the paper
3.1113
CRC memorandum tables
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Look at the editor signed out
Authorities, not inventions
Tables of authorities and TOC come from what you wrote. Citations are detected. Nothing here generates a brief or predicts a ruling.
Handoff, not a second product
Export searchable PDF, Word, HTML, or a native package into My Docs. Send a package to DocketPDF™ when the binder is the next job.
How it works
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Open a case folder
Every pleading belongs to a case. Manage Case holds the parties, the number and the proceeding.
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Write on the paper
Headings, block quotes, footnotes, notice of motion, verification. Autosave as you go.
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Export or hand off
PDF with outlines, DOCX, or a package DocketPDF™ can Bates and index.
Questions people actually ask
Why did /word used to show the editor when I was signed out?
That was a fault: the shell painted before a member existed. Signed-out visits now land here. There is no preview of the workspace.
Does DocketWord™ e-file?
No. It writes pleading paper and exports files. Filing is still your court's portal.
Can it draft the argument for me?
No. There is no model in the request path. You write; it formats, numbers, and checks the paper.
Other programs on DocketPDF™
This is a public briefing for DocketWord™. The live program opens only after you are signed in. DocketPDF™ publishes software, not legal advice, and does not e-file or notarise.