Legal work runs on dates, deadlines, and a hundred little follow-ups that cannot fall through the cracks. Generic planners don't get that. This one does — because it was built for how a law office actually runs.
Tap. You're There.
No flipping. No searching. No 'where did I write that?'
Every Workday, Already Dated
The 2027 edition has 254 dated workday pages — Monday through Friday, with office holidays already skipped. Every page is built for a legal workday: an hourly schedule, your Top 3 priorities, a Deadlines & Court Today section, to-dos, calls and emails, and room for notes.
Open it. It's today. Start working.
Zoom Out Whenever You Need To
All 53 weeks are here — weekly priorities, deadlines and hearings, and holidays already marked. The monthly view shows the whole month at a glance, and the year planner keeps the big picture (and every key date) in front of you.
Day, week, month, year. Same planner. One tap between all of them.
Scheduling, Without the Sticky Notes
Something needs to be set? Write the case, check the box: deposition, mediation, arbitration, call, Zoom, meeting, or other. Done. Twelve copies of the page, so it never runs out mid-year.
Every Call, Caught
Calls to Make keeps your outbound list straight. The Call Log catches every incoming and outgoing call — who, what number, and what it was about. Add the Urgent To-Do pages for the do-it-first list and Follow-Ups for everyone you're waiting on, and nothing quietly disappears ever again.
The Page Your Brain Has Been Asking For
This is the signature page. The ADHD Focus Planner breaks the work into colorful boxes — Intake, Case Review, Demands, Complaints, Discovery, and more — with one rule: pick one box, do one thing, check it off, celebrate.
One box at a time. Small steps still count. You get twelve copies, plus continuation pages.
Trial Mode: On
When a case is heading to trial, it gets serious real estate. The Trial List tracks twelve trials, each with its own trial date and eight deadline lines underneath. Every deadline, in order, in one place.
One Planner, Three Ways to Use It
Here's the only hard decision — and it's not the planner. It's how you want it:
1. Digital — the recommended way. Put it in a journal app on your phone, Android tablet, iPhone, or iPad and write right on the pages with your S Pen or Apple Pencil. It feels like paper, acts like an app, and the hyperlinks do the page-flipping for you. Don't worry about setup — step-by-step instructions are included in the email you receive after purchase.
2. Print it yourself. Prefer real paper? Print it double-sided — about 213 sheets — and it fits a standard 2-inch binder. Your whole year, on your desk, in your hands.
3. The bound edition. Want a finished book delivered to your door? A print-on-demand bound edition is coming for the paper lovers who want it done for them.
And because it's a PDF, you can customize and edit it in PDF editors like Adobe to make it yours.
Start Free. Seriously.
Two of the best pages are free — grab them and put them to work today:
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88% OFF — End-of-Year Special: the 2026 edition is just $3 while the year wraps up. Same system, same sections — the fastest $3 upgrade your desk will ever get.
And the flagship: the complete 2027 edition — 254 dated workdays, 53 weeks, 12 months, every section, all hyperlinked.
Tell Me What to Build Next
This planner gets better because real legal professionals use it. Want a new section? A different format? Send your ideas through the Contact page — I read every one, and the best suggestions end up in the next edition.
— The Law Closet
The index is fully hyperlinked — tap a card and you land on that section. Tap a date on the monthly calendar and it opens that week. Every single page links back to the index. It works the way your brain wishes your desk did.
Twelve sections, one tap each: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Year, Scheduling To-Do, Calls to Make, Call Log, Urgent To-Do, To-Do List, Follow-Ups, ADHD Focus Planner, and the Trial List.Depositions. Mediations. Call backs. Court dates. The client who was supposed to send the thing three days ago. It's all in here, in one hyperlinked, indexed system that takes you anywhere in one tap.
