The 16.2 used to take a paralegal's week. Now the set is built and the gaps are flagged.

What DilloLex does

1. Reads the pile. The client emails forty PDFs, a photo of a pay stub and a folder called “stuff.” Every page is read, scans and phone photos included.
2. Names every document. Each file is named for its date and what it is, and filed into your firm’s standard folder set. Your originals stay as received.
3. Runs the checklist. The file is checked against the NRCP 16.2(d) and 16.205(d) list. You see what is there and what is missing.
4. Turns statements into transactions. Every transaction is pulled out of the bank, card and account statements, so you can ask questions of them.
5. Checks the sworn statement. It goes line by line against the bank, card, pay and account records. You see which way each difference runs, and any money moving to or from accounts that were never produced is flagged.
6. Works out income. Gross and take-home, from the pay stubs, bonuses and stock vests in the records.
7. Stamps and redacts. Bates numbers in your firm’s prefix go on a copy. Redactions are proposed for your approval, then applied.
8. Saves the work. The set, the checklist and the flags land in the matter folder. Anything that needs your call comes back as a card in the chat.

What goes on the form, and the signature, stay with your attorney. DilloLex builds the set and shows you what to look at.

What DilloLex does

The disclosure is assembly work. DilloLex does that assembly and shows you what is missing.

• The disclosure checklist. DilloLex assembles the disclosure set for your review and checks the file against the NRCP 16.2(d) and 16.205(d) list, so you see what is missing.
• Discovery gaps and extracts. It flags gaps in discovery and pulls the pages that matter out of a large packet into topical extracts, stamped with their source page and indexed.
• Statements to transactions. It pulls every transaction out of bank, card and account statements, so you can ask questions of them.
• Checks against the sworn statement. It checks a sworn financial statement line by line against the bank, card, pay and account records, shows which way the differences run, and flags money moving to or from accounts that were never produced.
• Income from the records. It works out income, gross and take-home, from the pay stubs, bonuses and stock vests in the records.
• Named and stamped. Each document is named for its date and what it is, then Bates stamped in your firm’s prefix on a copy, with your originals kept as received.
• Redactions you approve. DilloLex proposes redactions for your approval, then applies them.

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