Ontario workflow
The right Ontario courthouse, on the right matter.
DocketPro carries an Ontario court location database inside the matter file, so filing addresses, court types and court dates are chosen from the source instead of a bookmark folder.
How it works
Court details without the guesswork
- Step 1
Open the matter
Court work starts on the matter file, where the parties, documents and limitation dates already live.
- Step 2
Pick the court
Search the built-in Ontario court location database by city, court type or region — Superior Court, Ontario Court of Justice, Small Claims and tribunal locations.
- Step 3
Attach filing and service details
The courthouse address and filing details attach to the matter so documents, service and correspondence use the correct location every time.
- Step 4
Diarise the date
Court and limitation dates land on the DocketPro calendar with reminders, and sync two ways with Google and Outlook.
Filing at the wrong location costs days
LSO Rule 3.1 ties competence to prompt, accurate work. A misdirected filing or a court date entered from memory is a scheduling problem today and a limitation problem later. Choosing the location from a maintained Ontario database keeps the file defensible.
- Ontario court locations searchable by city, type and region
- Filing and service addresses attached to the matter
- Court and limitation dates with reminders
- Two-way Google and Outlook calendar sync
- Ontario LTB order search on the same matter
- Form 9A Electronic Trust Transfer Requisitions under LSO By-Law 9
Straight into billing
From court date to Form 9A.
LSO By-Law 9 Trust Accounting is native to DocketPro. Reconcile your trust account against bank statements to zero out differences and automatically generate Form 9A Electronic Trust Transfer Requisitions directly from the matter file — the same file carrying your court dates and filings.
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