Court Books

How To Organize Documents for Court

Bundledocs court bundle software makes the process of organizing documents for court and preparing court bundles incredibly easy. Whether you’re a legal professional or litigant in person, we have everything you need to easily organize and manage legal files in an instant.

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The Simple Way to Organize Documents for Court

Let’s take a look at some of the ways Bundledocs can help you easily organize documents, manage legal files for court and produce high quality court bundles in an instant.

One Court Bundle. One Location

With Bundledocs there is no back and forth. Simply create one bundle for your court documents and store everything you need in one place. That way you can see all documents at a glance and ensure that only the key documents are included in your bundle.

Better still, as Bundledocs is a cloud first solution we have in-built secure sharing and collaborative feature. What this means for you, is you don’t have to send documents to others. Simply create a single court bundle and grant access to anyone that needs it.


Sort Court Documents into Folders/ Sections

The easiest way to organize documents is by creating folders and sections. With Bundledocs you can create as many sections, sub-section or even volumes as needed. For example, create a ‘Pleadings’, ‘Correspondence’, ‘Records’ etc. section and add any documents you need to it. Check out our ‘Working with sections and sub-sections’ video to see how it’s done.

Easy Way to Organize Documents for Court

When it comes to organising documents, you may find that you have documents of different file formats. You could have emails (.msg), scanned letters (.png), documents from your document management system (.pdf and .docx) to name just a few. But how can you easily organise all these different documents and produce a single court bundle?

That’s simple. With Bundledocs you can upload any file type and there is no limit to the number of documents you can upload either. We will automatically convert all documents to PDF and when you’re ready to file documents or collate them into a single binder, you can do so with a single click. PDF court bundles are instantly produced by default or you can even create a .zip file if you would prefer to share documents in their original file format.

Check out our ‘Easily Organize Documents For Court’ to see how it works.


Arrange Court Documents in Chronological Order

When it comes to preparing court documents and organising documents for court, one of the questions that comes up time after time is - how can you easily sort court documents in chronological order? Like everything with Bundledocs, we’ve made this incredibly easy and it’s all done with a single click! Check out our ‘How to sort documents in date order’ video.

Even More Ways to Order and Organize Documents

When it comes to organising documents, we’ve developed a range of ways for you to easily sort documents, including: drag and drop to move a single document or multiple documents at once; use SHIFT on your keyboard to move a range of document; or even use our unique ‘move with a click’ feature to instantly move multiple documents at once. Our ‘Moving Documents with Bundledocs’ video will show you how it works.


Organize Documents for Court using Bundledocs

Take a look at our ‘Easily Organize Documents for Court’ video to see how how simple it is to organize documents for court using Bundledocs court bundle software.

Interested to learn more about Bundledocs and how it can help you organize documents and prepare document bundles for court? Get in touch. We provide free online demonstrations and a free 30-day trial so you can give it a try for yourself.

Double-Sided Printing of Court Books, Books of Authorities and Bundles in Bundledocs

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Earlier this year, the Supreme Court of Victoria (including the Court of Appeal) issued a notice regarding the form in which court books and books of authorities should be printed. 

As of January 2017, each appeal book, court book and folder of authorities (unless otherwise directed) should be printed in hard copy and printed double-sided. Read the Notice to the Profession on the Supreme Court of Victoria website for full details. 

Can I print my court book double sided with Bundledocs?
 

Can I print my court book double sided with Bundledocs? Yes. For anyone that uses Bundledocs for the creation of court books, appeal bundles, books of authorities etc. there is no need to worry, Bundledocs has got you covered. 

With Bundledocs you can effortlessly prepare hard copy bundles in minutes. By default, all bundles are automatically prepared in electronic (soft copy) format and you can easily print a hard copy version of your bundle with just one click. 

Better still, when preparing your court books you can easily customise it to ensure it meets court requirements. When it comes to printing, Bundledocs by default prepares all bundles for single sided printing. However, you can easily change to print double-sided. All you need to do is generate using our 'Generate with Vacat Pages' option. Simple!

Interested to learn how to prepare a hard copy court book for double sided printing using Bundledocs? We have created a short video to show you exactly how this can be done. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel or follow us on Twitter to make sure you don't miss it. 

 
 

Can't wait until then? Full details are covered in our manual, so login to your Bundledocs account and download your free copy today. Not already a Bundledocs user? We offer a no-obligation free trial so give it a try today!