Frequently Asked Questions

A. When you make a purchase, as soon as the PayPal computers process the transaction, you will receive an email confirmation with a link which you click to immediately download the purchased forms into your computer as a PDF file.

A. Upon completion of your transaction you will receive an email confirmation of your order that includes a link to download the form(s) you just purchased. Be sure to check your spam folder if you are not finding it in your email’s inbox. In the unlikely event that the email is lost cyberspace please Contact Us so that we may assist you.

(OK, I read the above two Q & A’s. I understand that I automatically get a link to download the form right at the end of the purchase process — unless I leave the purchase process before it was complete.

A. If you are really rushed, order the form again, and this time wait – please wait – until you receive notice that the transaction has been completed and follow the link in the confirmation email to download the file. Then use our contact form to tell us to refund the purchase price on your first order. (Remember, we have a “no questions” 100% refund policy.) That way you’ll get your copy of the form even before we are able to check our email!

A. Extremely unlikely, but twice in ten years we had occasions where a peculiar configuration of a law firm’s network security system blocked downloads from the internet. If that happens, we can email the eBook or form to you as a PDF attachment. Use our contact form to request that.

A. After you download it into your computer, click on it; that’s all you need to do. All our eBooks and forms are in PDF format. That means all you need to read them is one of the latest three versions of Adobe Acrobat Reader. (The Adobe Reader is free, and 99.9% of lawyers doing any litigation have it already!) On most computers, all you do is click on the file where you downloaded it in your computer. Adobe Acrobat Reader automatically opens the eBook or form for you. If the Reader does not open automatically, click to manually open your Adobe Acrobat Reader program, click the toolbar on >File > Open, and browse to find where you saved the file you downloaded from us. Click on it, that’s all you need to do.

If you do not have the Adobe PDF reader, Download it for free here.

A. Yes, all of our LawyerTrialForms™ products are in Portable Document Format (PDF).

A. Yes, we have no printing restrictions built into our eBook and forms files. Print it out for your own use. But respect our copyright, and do not distribute the eBook and forms to others.

A. Yes. Copy, cut and paste into briefs and office forms to your heart’s content. Notice that we give you a Limited License (read the full Limited License) that encourages efficient law officer operation. The product you purchased from us in electronic form not only may be used on your office, and laptop or other secondary computer, but also on the computers of the secretary and of the legal assistant of the principal user. “Making Good Lawyers Better” — that’s our mission statement.

Many programs allow you to convert a PDF into MS Word. Recent full versions of Adobe Acrobat allow you to “Save As” your PDF as a MS Word document, so you have a complete copy in Word (except for graphics). If you file documents in one of the many courts that require you to file everything in PDF, you almost certainly have a conversion program in your computer that can convert items to and from PDF and Word.

Better yet — Later versions of Word™ and WordPerfect allow you to open a PDF file directly into their word processor program. Now what could be better than that for a busy lawyer!

If you do not have a later version of Word or WordPerfect, or simply want to copy a portion of the PDF into your word processor — we make it easy for you by delivering an “unlocked” PDF. You can copy pages of the PDF and paste them into your word processor — in a number of ways. (Our products are copyrighted, but your license allows you to copy it onto the computers of yourself, plus your secretary and legal assistant.) E.g., use the Select Tool of Adobe Reader to copy and paste.

A. Choose the Text Select Tool on the Reader’s tool bar, and do one of the following:

To select a line of text, select the first letter of the sentence or phrase and drag to the last letter.

To select all the text on a page, click the right mouse button and choose Select All.

Once the text is selected, click the right mouse button and choose Copy.

Note: To select text on more than one page of a multi-page Acrobat© document, you must have set the Adobe Acrobat Reader for the page layout viewing to be either Continuous or Continuous – Facing!

To set the page layout, click in the menu bar for the reader on View >Page Layout and set the page layout view to either Continuous or Continuous – Facing. (In some configurations of the Reader, alternatively you can click a Continuous or Continuous-Facing button in the status bar at the bottom of the window.)

Once you have selected the text and used “Copy,”, then open another application, such as Word or WordPerfect. Use the right mouse button to Paste the copied text into your application.

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A. The most efficient and fastest way to reach us is by our contact form. We usually respond the same or next day if you contact us during our normal business hours.