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Court deadline calculators, by state.
110 calculators across 14 states. Each one counts from the triggering event using that state’s rule, rolls weekends and court holidays, and shows the citation it counted under.
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Florida
14 calculators · attorney-verified- Answer to a complaint
- Answer to a counterclaim or crossclaim
- Response to an amended pleading
- Jury-trial demand
- Interrogatory responses
- Request-for-production responses
- Requests-for-admission responses
- Summary-judgment response
- Earliest summary-judgment hearing
- Motion for rehearing or new trial
- Notice of appeal
- Attorney’s-fees / costs motion
- Proposal for settlement (acceptance)
- Serve the complaint (120-day service)
California
10 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyColorado
6 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyGeorgia
7 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyIllinois
6 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyIndiana
6 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyMaryland
8 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyMichigan
6 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyMinnesota
6 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyNew York
12 calculators · reviewed against the cited rule; verify independently- Answer to a complaint
- Interrogatory responses
- Document production response
- Notice to admit response
- Summary-judgment motion (deadline to make)
- Notice of appeal
- Reply to a counterclaim
- Response to an amended pleading
- Jury-trial demand
- Motion to set aside verdict / for a new trial
- Offer to compromise (acceptance)
- Serve the summons and complaint
North Carolina
7 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyOhio
7 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyTexas
9 calculators · reviewed against the cited rule; verify independentlyVirginia
6 calculators · AI-assisted, verify independentlyNot legal advice
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