For courts & clerk offices
Court forms and public records the public can actually complete.
Courts and clerk & recorder offices publish forms and notices the public is required to use — and they have to be accessible. We remediate filing packets, self-help forms, and public notices to recognized standards, and verify each one so the fields, labels, and reading order work with assistive technology.
Your compliance deadline
The Department of Justice’s Title II rule sets accessibility requirements for state and local government web content and documents. Dates below reflect the April 2026 interim final rule’s one-year extension.
The court & clerk documents we handle most
Fillable forms and dense notices are where correct field labels and tab order matter most — a named reviewer confirms every one.
- Court forms and filing packets with fillable fields, labels, and correct tab order.
- Self-help and pro se documents the public relies on to navigate the system.
- Public notices, dockets, and calendars.
- Clerk & recorder forms — licenses, permits, and recording documents.
- Bilingual English / Spanish forms for equitable access.
Where to start
Where courts & clerks should start
High-use public forms
The fillable forms filed most often — get field labels and tab order right first.
Self-help materials
Documents the public uses without an attorney, where accessibility matters most.
Notices & the archive
We sample the back catalog, score it, and phase it with no surprise invoice.
Talk to a person
Send one form. See the fields done right.
Attach a sample court form or notice and your page count. A specialist replies within one business day with an itemized quote and a sample conformance report.