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Estate planning practice software for Florida attorneys.

Automate court email processing, deadline tracking, and document filing for Florida estate litigation. AI analysis in 60 seconds. Documents stay in your Drive.

Your Estate Practice Is Buried in Court Emails

Estate litigation generates a constant stream of court notifications—probate objections, will contests, guardianship motions, trust disputes. Each email means a PDF to download, a deadline to extract, a document to organize, a calendar event to create. Solo practitioners and small firms spend 60–90 minutes every morning just reading and filing these notifications. Spreadsheets track deadlines. Drive folders stay disorganized. Junior associates don't exist. One missed deadline—a response window, a hearing date, a discovery cutoff—isn't just inconvenient. It's malpractice. CourtFlow AI automates the entire workflow so you can focus on the law, not the busywork.

How CourtFlow Processes Estate Filings in 60 Seconds

CourtFlow monitors your Gmail or Outlook 365 inbox for court notifications from Florida circuit courts and federal district courts. When a filing arrives, our system downloads the PDF directly from the court portal, processes it in memory—never storing it on our servers—and sends it to Google Gemini for analysis. Gemini extracts the case number, parties, claims, deadlines, required actions, and document type. The analyzed PDF files automatically to a case folder in your Google Drive or OneDrive, organized by case. Deadlines and hearing dates sync to Google Calendar or Outlook with confidence levels so you know which dates are firm and which are estimates. You review a daily briefing email summarizing upcoming deadlines, color-coded by urgency. No manual reading. No manual filing. No missed dates. Everything happens while you sleep.

Built for Confidentiality and Control

Estate cases involve sensitive family information, financial records, and personal disputes. CourtFlow was designed with that reality in mind. We use OAuth 2.0 authentication via Google or Microsoft—we never see or store your password. Court documents are processed in memory and filed directly to your own Google Drive or OneDrive. We store zero PDFs on our servers. Only the AI-generated summary and extracted metadata live in our encrypted database, powering your dashboard. You retain full ownership of every document. You can revoke CourtFlow's access to your email and cloud storage anytime. All traffic is encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher. Database records are encrypted at rest with AES-256. OAuth refresh tokens are additionally encrypted at the application layer before storage. Every database record carries a tenant ID; every query is tenant-scoped. Role-based access control—Admin, Attorney, Paralegal, Read-Only—is enforced at both API and UI layers so team members see only what they should.

Pricing That Fits Your Practice

CourtFlow is one plan, priced per attorney seat: $149 per attorney for 1–2 attorneys, $119 each for 3–5 attorneys, and $99 each for 6 or more attorneys. Paralegal seats are $79 per month each. Everything is included at every size — unlimited document processing, AI chats and briefs, automated deadline detection with rule citations, AI first-draft responses, multi-attorney case assignment, Google Drive, OneDrive and Calendar sync, daily briefing emails, and 3 free discovery analyses a month. There are no document caps and no feature tiers.

Billed annually, a single attorney is $1,490 a year — $124 a month, saving $298 a year. The 14-day free trial takes no credit card, and the 14 days start when CourtFlow processes your first filing rather than the day you sign up, so setup never eats into the trial. Setup takes under 10 minutes, and you can cancel at any time. Discovery & Trial Pro is available as an optional add-on at $79 a month for firms taking a case to trial.

Frequently asked

Common questions about this workflow.

Does CourtFlow file documents on my behalf?

No. CourtFlow analyzes incoming filings, extracts deadlines, generates first-draft responses, and organizes documents in your Drive. You review, edit, and file the response yourself. We handle the reading and research; you handle the filing and the law.

Where are my court documents stored?

Your documents are filed directly to your own Google Drive or OneDrive. CourtFlow never stores PDFs on our servers. We store only the AI-generated summary and extracted metadata needed to power your dashboard. You own your documents. You control access. You can revoke CourtFlow anytime.

Does CourtFlow work with my practice management software?

Yes. CourtFlow is the litigation automation layer that sits alongside your existing tools. Your practice management software handles billing, CRM, and time tracking. CourtFlow handles court email processing, deadline extraction, document organization, and calendar sync. No migration. No duplicate data entry. They work together.

What if I miss a deadline—does CourtFlow alert me?

CourtFlow detects response deadlines, hearing dates, and filing windows, then syncs them to your Google Calendar or Outlook with confidence levels. You also receive a daily briefing email summarizing upcoming deadlines, color-coded by urgency. The system is designed to catch deadlines before they slip, but you remain responsible for your calendar and your practice.

Is my client data safe with CourtFlow?

Yes. CourtFlow uses OAuth 2.0 for secure, revocable authorization—we never see your password. Documents go directly to your Drive, never to our servers. All traffic is encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher. Database records are encrypted at rest with AES-256. Multi-tenant isolation ensures your data is completely separate from other firms. You can revoke access anytime.

Can I try CourtFlow before committing?

Yes. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial with Cancel anytime. Setup takes under 10 minutes. You can upload a sample filing for free analysis to see exactly how the system works before you sign up.

Ready when you are

14 days. Your court email. Rule-cited deadlines.

No credit card to start. Your 14 days begin when CourtFlow reads your first filing, not the day you sign up.