Skip to main content

Work like an AI-native California litigator. Without building the system yourself.

Whether you are experimenting with AI or already drafting in it, DocketDrafter gives Claude, ChatGPT, and other supported agents a ready-to-use California litigation workspace. Start with court templates, Judicial Council forms, and Word workflows already in place, then customize the workspace when useful.

ChatGPT Work using DocketDrafter to return a completed California CM-110 case management statement, with the populated form preview alongside the conversation

From CM-110s
to federal briefs.
Already configured.

Keep drafting in Claude, ChatGPT, or another supported agent. Add your firm's style when you are ready.

Start immediately with our California house formats. You do not need to send us a template to see DocketDrafter work. If you later want the documents to match your firm's existing style, customization is included.

California federal filings
Pleading and brief templates for the Northern, Eastern, Central, and Southern Districts.
California Superior Court
Civil complaints, answers, motions, and supporting memoranda with California pleading-paper gutter numbers already in place.
Judicial Council forms
28 supported California forms covering case initiation, service, case management, discovery, subpoenas, dismissals, attorney changes, minor compromises, and other recurring civil work.
Your firm’s letterhead
Demand letters, client correspondence, and other letters in your preferred format.
Appellate work
Brief and motion formats for the California Courts of Appeal, plus petition and filing formats for the California Supreme Court.

Name the form. DocketDrafter fills it out.

Just ask Claude or ChatGPT:

“Use DocketDrafter to fill out the California Judicial Council CM-110 Case Management Statement.”

Works with any form listed below. If the form your firm needs is missing, we can add it.

Starting a case and pleadings

Service and electronic service

  • POS-010 — Proof of Service of Summons
  • POS-015 — Notice and Acknowledgment of Receipt—Civil
  • EFS-005-CV — Consent to Electronic Service and Notice of Electronic Service Address

Case management and resolution

  • CM-110 — Case Management Statement
  • CM-200 — Notice of Settlement of Entire Case
  • CIV-110 — Request for Dismissal

Discovery and subpoenas

  • DISC-001 — Form Interrogatories—General
  • DISC-002 — Form Interrogatories—Employment Law
  • DISC-003/UD-106 — Form Interrogatories—Unlawful Detainer
  • DISC-004 — Form Interrogatories—Limited Civil Cases (Economic Litigation)
  • SUBP-010 — Deposition Subpoena for Production of Business Records
  • SUBP-015 — Deposition Subpoena for Personal Appearance
  • SUBP-020 — Deposition Subpoena for Personal Appearance and Production of Documents and Things
  • SUBP-025 — Notice to Consumer or Employee and Objection

Attorney, party, and form administration

  • MC-025 — Attachment to Judicial Council Form
  • MC-040 — Notice of Change of Address or Other Contact Information
  • MC-050 — Substitution of Attorney—Civil (Without Court Order)

Damages, guardians, and minor compromises

  • CIV-010 — Application for Appointment of Guardian ad Litem—Civil and Family Law
  • CIV-050 — Statement of Damages (Personal Injury or Wrongful Death)
  • MC-350 — Petition for Approval of Compromise of Claim or Action or Disposition of Proceeds of Judgment for Minor or Person with a Disability
  • MC-351 — Order Approving Compromise of Claim or Action or Disposition of Proceeds of Judgment for Minor or Person With a Disability
  • MC-355 — Order to Deposit Funds in Blocked Account

Every document comes back court-formatted.

Upload opposing counsel's form interrogatories, special interrogatories, RFAs, or RFPs and get Word responses with every request in place. Briefs come with tables of contents and authorities you never rebuild by hand. No California setup required.

Full first page of a generated California Superior Court complaint with pleading-paper line numbers
Full page of a generated judicial letter on custom Ronald McDonald Law LLP letterhead
First page of generated California responses to form interrogatories with pleading-paper line numbers, case caption, and the first interrogatory
Second page of generated California responses to form interrogatories with each request followed by a formatted response
Full table of contents page from a generated Northern District of California memorandum of points and authorities
Full table of authorities page from a generated Northern District of California memorandum of points and authorities

Pleadings in a California court format

Draft with AI. Review in Word. Keep working.

  1. Draft with AI

    Work in Claude or ChatGPT and receive an ordinary Word document and PDF.

  2. Review in Word

    Co-counsel, clients, and other reviewers need no DocketDrafter account. They can use Track Changes, leave comments, or edit the text directly.

  3. Bring the review back

    A DocketDrafter user returns the reviewed DOCX through Claude or ChatGPT. The workflow compares it with the delivered version, including direct edits made without Track Changes.

  4. Keep working

    Review the requested changes, continue from the controlled draft, and receive an updated Word document and redline.

Start where an AI power user eventually gets.

Advanced users spend months assembling Projects, skills, court templates, and Word workflows. Your California workspace begins with the durable parts already in place.

Build it yourself

  • Create Projects, prompts, and skills
  • Locate and configure California forms
  • Teach AI your pleading conventions
  • Fix Word formatting by hand
  • Troubleshoot PDF fields across different viewers
  • Maintain separate AI setups

Start with DocketDrafter

  • Use a litigation workspace ready on day one
  • Start with supported Judicial Council forms
  • Use configured state and federal formats
  • Receive court-formatted Word documents
  • Receive forms that work across Acrobat, Preview, and browsers
  • Use one workspace through supported agents

Ready on day one. Maintained over time.

The California workspace stays current. DocketDrafter adds supported forms, updates court resources, improves document workflows, and maintains connections to supported agents.

Customization remains optional. Start with the house workspace, then let us add your letterhead, preferred pleading style, or recurring workflows when useful.

Two 30-minute workflow and coaching sessions per firm, every month. Use them for prompting, matter context, connecting other tools, or getting a recurring workflow running. Your onboarding call is separate, and ordinary email support remains included.

Tommy Eberle

Tommy Eberle

Co-Founder/CEO

DocketDrafter

Your sessions are with Tommy, who helps attorneys move from experimenting with AI to completing real legal work with it.

No AI expert required

  • No programming or vibe coding
  • No Projects or skills to maintain
  • Practical help with prompting and review

$349per paid user / month

Month-to-month. No annual contract, setup fee, or implementation fee. Cancel anytime; cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid month.

Start with one seat. Add or remove seats at any time.

See full pricing

Unlimited cases, documents, and revisions for your firm’s ordinary legal work.

No per-document charges or case caps.

  • California litigation workspace with Word and PDF output
  • 30-minute onboarding call and hands-on help through your first month
  • Your templates and letterhead, built and maintained by us
  • Two 30-minute AI coaching sessions a month for your firm
  • Email support

First-month money-back guarantee. If DocketDrafter is not right for your firm, let us know during your first month for a full refund.

See the California workspace live. No preparation required.

Book a live walkthrough For agents: how the workspace works