Legal Deadline Calculator

Under FRCP 6(a), if a deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or federal holiday, the deadline is automatically extended to the next business day. Our calculator accounts for this.

For electronic filing in federal courts, FRCP 6(d) adds 3 days to certain deadlines when service is made electronically. Select the appropriate service method to see adjusted deadlines.

Yes, we include the most common deadlines for each state. However, local court rules may vary, so always verify with your specific court.

We're continuously adding new jurisdictions. For unlisted jurisdictions, use the federal rules as a starting point and consult your local court rules.

No. This court deadline calculator is a helpful tool for quick reference, but it should not replace professional legal advice. Always verify important deadlines with your attorney or local court.

Missing a court filing deadline can have serious consequences including dismissal of your case, default judgment against you, waiver of legal rights, or sanctions from the court. In some cases, you may be able to file a motion for extension of time or show excusable neglect, but this is not guaranteed. Always use a deadline calculator and set reminders well in advance.