Statement of Claim, Defence & Reply — aligned.

Upload the pleadings for up to three defendants and Probative maps every response to the allegation it answers — admitted, denied or not admitted — with numbering mismatches flagged and counter-claims handled. The groundwork for your advice on evidence, done in minutes.

Schedule of Pleadings — a column per defendant, colour-coded

The finished Schedule of Pleadings — a column per defendant, with Evidence & Cross-Examination note columns for you to complete.

How it works — four quick steps

The court

Choose the jurisdiction & court.

The parties

Name the plaintiff & up to three defendants, once.

The documents

Drop in the claim, defences, replies & counter-claims.

Build & export

Review every entry, then export to Word & PDF.

Pleadings Schedule

Build Your Pleadings Schedule

Name the parties once — they'll label every document below and every column in your schedule.

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The court

State / jurisdiction

Court

Proceeding number

The parties

Plaintiff / Applicant

How many defendants?

Matter · builds itself ↓

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The documents

Upload the latest version of each and type its exact title. If a PDF has extra pages in front (a cover, the Claim form, a Notice of Intention to Defend), or holds more than one pleading, set the page range for each.

Statement of Claim · required

Document title (as it appears)

📄Drop file or click — Word or PDF

Pleading pp. from to leave blank for the whole file

Prepared by

Name

Working…

$199+ GST

One flat fee per matter. Free to build & review — you're only charged when you first export. Then unlimited Word & PDF exports, with a tax invoice emailed for your file and disbursements.

Probative.

TESTING THE EVIDENCE

Schedule of Pleadings

Matter

Court / Proceeding No.

Prepared by

Admitted

Non-admission

Denied

Numbering mismatch — verify

Statement of Claim, Defence & Reply — aligned.

The court

The parties

The documents

Build & export

Build Your Pleadings Schedule

The court

The parties

The documents

Prepared by

Building your Schedule of Pleadings