Training Materials

Pro Bono Net posted a new page on the Document Assembly Support Site,  "Getting Started."<

Rachel Medina has joined NTAP as our new 2009 Training Coordinator. Many of you know Rachel from her work as the A2J Coordinator at Chicago Kent.  Rachel also graduated f

Remote Intake Interview for Use by Clients

As poverty law advocates, we all do routine paperwork -- court documents, letters, and briefs -- which have some information added into a mostly generic form.

Document Automation Software for Legal Services

You may have a general sense of document assembly, but what do you do next? Well, you may consider your options on the software you'd use to automate documents in your office. To do that, you'd need to assess how you plan to use document assembly in your program. For example, if you plan on using automated document software for use by pro se or assisted pro se clients, you may choose something different than if your advocates are the end user. Additionally, if you have a partnership with your courts, you might need to make this decision collectively.