Case-based organization
Create a dedicated workspace for each matter so documents, dates, people, notes, and research remain together.
A litigation workspace built for clarity
Your court documents, finally organized.
CivilDocket is a document workspace for litigants who need one clear place to manage case files, court materials, deadlines, notes, and legal research throughout a proceeding.
CivilDocket.org is currently under development.
Organized case workspaces
Documents kept in context
Canadian case law research planned
A clearer way to manage litigation
Everything connected to the case it belongs to.
CivilDocket is being designed to replace scattered folders, unclear file names, missed dates, and disconnected notes with a structured workspace that follows the life of a court case.
Structured document library
Keep applications, answers, affidavits, exhibits, orders, endorsements, briefs, and correspondence easy to locate.
Dates and deadlines
Track hearings, filing dates, service dates, conferences, motion dates, and other important steps in one timeline.
Case notes and history
Record developments, positions, outcomes, and next steps without losing the connection to the underlying documents.
Parties and contacts
Keep the names and contact details of parties, counsel, court offices, and other case participants available when needed.
Legal research workspace
Save and organize relevant decisions alongside the case documents and issues they relate to.
How it will work
Build one reliable record of your case.
CivilDocket is focused on the practical work of litigation: knowing what was filed, what happened, what is coming next, and where the supporting material can be found.
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Create the case workspace
Add the court, file number, parties, case type, and basic information for the proceeding.
02
Add and classify documents
Upload materials and place them into clear categories so the record remains understandable as it grows.
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Track events and deadlines
Connect service, filing, conferences, motions, orders, and other procedural events to the relevant materials.
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Research and prepare
Keep useful decisions, legal issues, notes, and preparation materials together inside the same case workspace.
Case law research
Research decisions without leaving the case workspace.
CivilDocket plans to include Canadian case law research tools so litigants can search for relevant decisions, save useful results, and connect those decisions to the issues and documents in their own case.
Planned feature · In development
Who CivilDocket is for
Built around the needs of real litigants.
The workspace is intended to make a complex record easier to understand and manage, whether a case is new, already underway, or supported by a legal professional.
Self-represented litigants
For people managing their own materials who need a clearer structure than ordinary folders and email chains.
Litigants working with counsel
For people who want a complete personal record of the documents, dates, and developments in their proceeding.
Complex or document-heavy cases
For matters involving repeated motions, multiple affidavits, endorsements, exhibits, correspondence, and ongoing deadlines.
CivilDocket.org
A more organized litigation workspace is on the way.
CivilDocket is currently being developed. This page will be updated as the document workspace and case law research features move closer to release.
In development