Use these simple tools to organise dates, figures, documents and questions before you speak with a qualified professional. They are designed to help you prepare, not to replace matter-specific legal advice.
These tools do not give legal advice, calculate a definitive limitation period, confirm government charges or predict an outcome. Rates, deadlines, court practice and eligibility can vary by jurisdiction, facts and date. Confirm important dates and figures with a qualified advocate.
Map the milestones you have been given by your bank or advocate. This tool does not supply statutory periods.
Enter the periods confirmed for your matter. No legal deadline is calculated here.
Estimate a planning range using the rates and fixed charges you have obtained from an official source.
Rates and concessions change. Check the current official schedule before relying on any figure.
Use this as a prompt for a limitation discussion. A legal deadline cannot be determined from a category and date alone.
Possible exclusions, acknowledgements, continuing causes, forums and special statutes must be reviewed.
Calculate simple interest using the principal, annual rate and dates you provide.
This is simple-interest arithmetic only. A contract, court order or statute may use a different method.
Organise a notice date and user-entered response or follow-up periods into a clear planning sequence.
Use the period in your notice or the period confirmed by your advocate; this tool does not decide whether notice is valid.
Prepare a first conversation by gathering the facts, documents and questions that may help your advocate understand the matter.
A tool can help organise information. A consultation helps assess how the law applies to your facts and what the next step may be.
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