Free Law Office Billing, Time, & Trust Accounting Software
The very first demonstration of what can be done to improve efficiency and lower costs in the American justice system will be free, fully functional software to handle billing, time-keeping, and trust accounting for law offices. You can download a demo and try it out right now. This will be the first in a series of RCP Software EZ2Complete applications. All these applications will require Microsoft Excel, a component of Microsoft Office. The Demo version has been downsized so it can be downloaded fairly quickly. It may take a minute or two to download this free download. You may have a FREE complete version of the software as currently configured, and customized for you, by simply sending an e-mail to us at Richard@rcpsoftware.com and requesting it. You will need to supply your name, address, phone number, and e-mail address for the customization. Please specify that you want the EZ2Complete Billing-time-trust free software. Features will be added as suggested by users and to the extent they are technologically practical. The current version as of August 1, 2014, is version 1.3.
After you have tried the demo, if you want the full version and wish to have some services added to the drop-down menu list of services on the DDM sheet, please supply a list of those in your e-mail requesting the software and the services you have identified will be added to the list at no charge to you.
This application and others to follow could all be part of a matched overall system that would cost state courts a few thousand dollars per courtroom, at most, for the software that would manage their cases and dispense with the vast, vast majority of paper. It would be matched to law office software and would cost law offices far less than that per lawyer. And versions of various components could be made available to unrepresented litigants at extremely low cost. And an entire system could be created very quickly. So it is now up to lawyers, judges, court administrators, elected officials, taxpayers, and the general public to make this happen.
After you have tried the demo, if you want the full version and wish to have some services added to the drop-down menu list of services on the DDM sheet, please supply a list of those in your e-mail requesting the software and the services you have identified will be added to the list at no charge to you.
This application and others to follow could all be part of a matched overall system that would cost state courts a few thousand dollars per courtroom, at most, for the software that would manage their cases and dispense with the vast, vast majority of paper. It would be matched to law office software and would cost law offices far less than that per lawyer. And versions of various components could be made available to unrepresented litigants at extremely low cost. And an entire system could be created very quickly. So it is now up to lawyers, judges, court administrators, elected officials, taxpayers, and the general public to make this happen.