Court Deadline Calculator
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Frequently asked questions
- Do weekends count in legal deadlines?
- It depends on the jurisdiction and rule. Federal courts (FRCP) count calendar days but extend deadlines falling on weekends to the next business day. Some state rules use business days.
- What if the deadline falls on a holiday?
- If a deadline falls on a legal holiday, it's typically extended to the next business day. This calculator doesn't account for holidays — verify with your local court calendar.
- When does the count start?
- Under federal rules (FRCP), the day of the event is NOT counted — counting begins on the next day. Some state rules differ, so always check your jurisdiction.
- What are common legal deadlines?
- Common deadlines: 21 days to answer a complaint, 30 days for appeals, 14 days for many motions, 10 days for opposition briefs, and statute of limitations periods (1-6 years).
- Should I rely on this calculator for legal deadlines?
- This calculator is for estimation only. Always verify deadlines with your jurisdiction's specific rules, court calendar, and consult a legal professional. Missing a deadline can be irreversible.