What's Actually Built Into PleadingPower
The concrete capabilities behind the guided interview — not marketing language, just what's actually there.
Florida-specific templates, not generic ones
Thousands of attorney-crafted templates across civil litigation, guardianship and probate, organized by practice area and built for Florida procedure from the start — not a general-purpose system adapted after the fact.
Florida court reference data for all 67 counties
Clerks, judges, attorneys and guardian ad litem programs are part of the platform, not a spreadsheet someone has to maintain by hand.
A deadline engine built on actual Florida procedural rules
25+ Florida procedural rules are built in, with awareness of the state's time zone split so Panhandle county deadlines compute correctly alongside the rest of the state.
Export your own data, anytime
Saved answers and matter data can be exported directly from your account in JSON or CSV (Excel-compatible) format, whenever you want, with no request or waiting period.
Clio integration
Matter data and deadlines sync with Clio, so information doesn't have to be entered twice between the two systems.
A 14-day free trial, with no setup required
Full access to the relevant document library, so you can run an actual matter through it rather than a demo. A card is required to start, but nothing is charged unless you stay past the trial.
Built by a member of the Florida Bar
The Florida-specific logic behind the platform was built by someone who focused specifically on how Florida civil litigation, guardianship and probate practice actually works, rather than adapting a general-purpose platform after the fact.
Document sets
Related documents for a matter can be grouped and generated together as a set, rather than running a separate interview for each one individually.
Saved signatures
A signature can be saved once and reused across documents, rather than added by hand to every filing.
Attorney and judge lookups
Florida attorneys and judges can be looked up directly within the platform, drawing on the same county-level reference data used to populate documents.
Built for Florida legal practice
The same Florida-specific data and rules apply across civil litigation, guardianship and probate — nothing has to be rebuilt case by case.
Florida templates
A library of attorney-crafted Florida pleadings, petitions and orders across civil litigation, guardianship and probate — so there is no template build before your first document.
County data
Clerks, judges, attorneys and guardian ad litem programs for all 67 counties are part of the platform, not a spreadsheet you maintain.
Deadline logic
A county-aware engine covering 25+ Florida procedural rules, instead of date logic you write and keep current yourself.
Platform questions
Is this list complete?
It covers the core platform capabilities as of this writing — practice-area libraries and specific features may expand over time.
Do I need to request data export, or is it automatic?
No request needed — exports are self-serve from your account, available in JSON or CSV format whenever you want them.
Clio is the only integration at the moment.
Does PleadingPower integrate with other practice management tools besides Clio?
No. It's rules-based document automation — guided interviews and conditional logic — not a generative model.
Is PleadingPower built on AI?
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