If you’re tired of manually creating timelines in Excel or PowerPoint, it’s time to consider using TrialLine.net. TrialLine.net is a timeline maker that offers a user-friendly interface and powerful features to help you create professional-looking timelines quickly and easily. Continue reading “The #1 Timeline Maker to Help You Visualize Your Data: TrialLine.net”
Author: Travis Luther
Travis Luther is the founder of TrialLine.net
Using Timelines in Trust Related Litigation
Trust litigation can be a complicated and time-consuming process. It often involves multiple parties, various legal documents, and a lengthy history of events. When trying to sort out the complex web of information, attorneys need an effective tool to help them visualize the facts and sequence of events. Continue reading “Using Timelines in Trust Related Litigation”
Creating Timelines for Wrongful Death Cases
Wrongful death cases are among the most challenging and emotionally taxing cases for personal injury attorneys. They often require a detailed and thorough understanding of the events leading up to the death of a loved one. Continue reading “Creating Timelines for Wrongful Death Cases”
Using Timelines to Divide Marital Assets
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process, particularly when it comes to dividing marital assets. In most states, marital property is divided equitably between the parties, which means that each spouse is entitled to a fair share of the assets acquired during the marriage. Continue reading “Using Timelines to Divide Marital Assets”
Pro Se Divorce and Custody Timeline Software
Need a timeline for your upcoming family law case?
Are you representing yourself and need a timeline for your upcoming family law or divorce hearing? TrialLine is an award-winning timeline software for attorneys and pro se litigants. You do not need to be a lawyer to subscribe to TrialLine timeline software. In fact, many of our customers are not attorneys at all. Rather, they are pro se individuals representing themselves in family law cases or litigants who are helping their attorneys prepare for trial.
“Pro se” simply means you are representing yourself. There are several reasons someone may choose to be pro se in a divorce proceeding: Continue reading “Pro Se Divorce and Custody Timeline Software”