Guides

Straight answers to the formatting and drafting problems attorneys run into most, and how Pleadit handles each one.

• How to Automatically Renumber Exhibits When a Revision Changes the Order

  When discovery shifts and Exhibit A has to become Exhibit C, dynamic exhibit references in Pleadit renumber every citation in your brief automatically, because each reference is tied to the evidence file rather than to the letter.

• How to Build a Pleading From Reusable Paragraphs

  Assemble pleadings from reusable, modular paragraphs: save statutory citations, standard requests, and boilerplate once as snippets, save whole documents as templates, and drop them into any matter with the caption auto-populated from case data.

• How to Format California Pleading Paper on a Mac

  Pleadit is a native Mac desktop app with the California 28-line pleading-paper format built in, so the numbered lines, caption page, and margins stay aligned to California Rules of Court without fighting Word on a Mac.

• How to Stop Re-Typing Client and Case Info Into Word Pleading Templates

  Enter each client and case once: in Pleadit the caption and every variable field populate from your case data, so a new motion opens already filled in instead of starting from a Word template you retype by hand.

• How to Auto-Generate a Table of Authorities and Table of Contents

  Tag your citations and mark your headings, and the Table of Authorities and Table of Contents build themselves, with page numbers that recalculate as you edit so you never renumber a TOA by hand the night before filing.