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Calendar & Docket Consulting
Calendar, docket, and scheduling support for solo attorneys and small business owners — built on real experience, with AI tools available if you want them.
Running a solo practice or small business means wearing every hat — including the one that tracks every deadline, appointment, and filing window. For attorneys, one missed date can cost a case. For any small business owner, an overwhelmed calendar can cost time, clients, or both.
Most solo and small operations this size can't justify hiring a full-time coordinator. You shouldn't have to choose between doing the work you're actually good at and staying on top of the calendar that protects it.
A calendar system built to catch what matters — statute deadlines, hearing dates, filing windows — before they become a problem.
A clear, reliable system for appointments, client intake, and scheduling, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Ongoing or part-time support for practices and businesses that need the coverage of a coordinator without the cost of a full-time hire.
Organized, reliable spreadsheets for tracking clients, cases, or day-to-day operations — data validation, filters, conditional formatting, and pivot tables built for how you actually work.
Hands-on precision comes first. AI tools are available and welcome if you'd like them built into your system — never required. Custom scheduling templates also available on request.
Tell me what's breaking in your current system.
Built around how your practice or business actually runs — not a generic template.
Stay on for continued coverage, or take the system and run with it.
I spent 8.5 years managing litigation calendaring and court docketing at a civil litigation firm — real deadlines, real stakes, no room for error. I bring that same hands-on precision to solo attorneys and small business owners alike, giving you the same level of calendar protection larger operations build in-house.
Custom quote for larger or ongoing scopes — let's talk about what your practice or business actually needs.