Attorneys Assistant

Attorneys Assistant is a simple and effective document assembly and law software solution that bundles some features and functionalities of important usage for Attorneys especially in the US which is actually the market of focus for the company. Attorneys Assistant has a neat and nice user interface and it is being liked by many users.

Despite the good functionalities, ease of use of the software, seamless implementation, Attorneys Assistant software is not that much flexible as it is the case with competitor's solutions. Attorneys Assistant software is US based solution which is not supporting other countries. Another issue seen with Attorney Assistant is the difficult and buggy uninstallation process since it causes usually an error message for Windows users.

The company's website does not give the best impression of the software solution and it is bit dated. Attorneys Assistant is far to be a web based and cloud solution and it is supporting some US states including Arizona, California, Georgia, Minnesota, Missouri and more. The customer service is offering an online training upon request. Attorneys Assistant is a cheap software solution that is not very modern nor it is available as a web-based platform.

The main nice aspect of it is the simplicity. It's easy to implement as the download is completely free so you can check it out easily and risk-free. The further case management isn't too expensive either, being only around $25. For a windows user, it might definitely be very handy.

There are two main problems with this one: firstly, it's really archaic and it cannot be compared even remotely to newer, more modern solutions. Secondly, it's only US-based and there are only like 9 states supported which means it's not very handy tool and most users have no use of it at all.

If you are needing a supportive software for family law, you are located in one of the supported states and you don't want to spend a fortune, then it can definitely help you out. However, for me personally it can't compell that much simply since there are so many nicer, more flexible and modern solutions out there.