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Note: The Add Funeral Expense button, Funeral Expenses table, Add Asset button, and Assets table are all associated with an individual row of the Decedent Information table, and only appear if the row is set to display subtables. For that reason, whether these tables appear in your Decedent Information page, and where in the Decedent Information table they appear, will depend on which row, if any, of the Decedent Information table is set to display subtables. See Subtables and the Open/Closed Column.
Add Decedent Information button. Used to add a new decedent to the case file. See Adding a Decedent.
Decedent Information table. Contains the decedent details and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Decedent Information Table.
Add Funeral Expense button. Used to add a new funeral-related expense to the case file. See Adding a Funeral Expense.
Funeral Expenses table. Contains the details of funeral-related expenses for a particular decedent and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Funeral Expenses Table.
Add Asset button. Used to add a decedent's asset to the case file. See Adding an Asset.
Assets table. Contains the asset details for a particular decedent and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Assets Table.
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The Decedent Information table is where the details of deceased plaintiffs are stored. Each row of the table represents an individual plaintiff. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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[column with no title]: A plus sign
in this column indicates that additional information is available for the row in which the plus sign is located (in this instance, Funeral Expenses and Assets for that decedent). Clicking on the plus sign opens the Funeral Expenses and Assets subtables for that decedent. The plus sign then turns into a negative sign 
which, when clicked, closes the subtable.Decedent: The name of the deceased plaintiff.
Decedent Info: The decedent's date of birth, and the decedent's age at the date of death.
Death Certificate Date: The date the decedent's death certificate was signed.
Date of Death: The decedent's date of death.
Died from Incident: Whether the decedent's death was as a result of the inciting incident of the case.
Location of Death: The location of the decedent's death.
Residence: The city and state of the decedent's primary residence at the date of death.
Have Original Certificate: Whether your firm has the original death certificate for the decedent, and either the date the certificate was received by your firm (if your firm has the certificate), or the dates that the certificate was requested by your firm and is expected to be received by your firm (if your firm does not have the certificate).
Autopsy Done: Whether an autopsy was performed on the decedent and who performed it.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
Additional columns are available for the Lien Tracking table, which can be added by clicking on the Show/Hide Columns button. Columns can also be hidden using the Show/Hide Columns button. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage. The additional available columns are: Cemetery, Funeral Date, Funeral Home, OCME No.
Editing a Decedent
To edit a decedent:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the decedent you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for decedents, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Decedent Information Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a decedent:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the decedent you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the decedent, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Decedent Information button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for decedents, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Decedent Information Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the decedent and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the decedent, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
The date in the Date of Death field will automatically be set as the date of death in the decedent's Contact s Contact Card. This will also set the Sub Category in the contact card to Deceased, if that was not already the case.
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The Funeral Expenses table is where the details of funeral-related expenses are stored. The Funeral Expenses table is a subtable of the Decedent the Decedent Information Table, which means that each row of the Decedent Information table has an individual Funeral Expenses table associated with it, which is specific to the decedent in that row; open a row of the Decedent Information table using the open/close icon to reveal the associated Funeral Expenses table. Each row of the table represents an individual expense. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Expense/Claim Type: The type of the expense.
Bill/Claim Received: The date the bill was received for the expense.
Payor: The contact who paid the bill.
Bill Amount: The amount of the bill.
Payee: The contact to be paid.
Bill Paid: Whether at least part of the bill was paid.
Amount Paid: The amount paid toward the bill.
Adjustment: The amount of reduction achieved in the amount of the bill.
Balance: The outstanding balance of the bill.
Lien Confirm: Whether the lien associated with the expense has been confirmed or not.
Bill/Claim #: The identification number of the bill.
Check #: The number of the check used to pay the bill.
Lienor: The contact holding a lien on the case associated with the expense.
Comments: Any comments about the expense.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
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To edit a funeral expense:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the expense you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for funeral expenses, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Funeral Expense Panel for details about the fields.Click Save to save the
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a funeral expense:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the expense you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the expense, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Funeral Expense button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for funeral expenses, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Funeral Expense Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the expense and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the expense, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Assets table is where the details of major assets held by decedents are stored. The Assets table is a subtable of the Decedent the Decedent Information Table, which means that each row of the Decedent Information table has an individual Assets table associated with it, which is specific to the decedent in that row; open a row of the Decedent Information table using the open/close icon to reveal the associated Assets table. Each row of the table represents an individual asset. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Editing an Asset
To edit an asset:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the asset you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for assets, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Asset Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
Deleting an Asset
To delete an Asset:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the asset you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the asset, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Asset button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for assets, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Asset Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the asset and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the asset, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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Note: The Add Executor button, Executors table, Add Witness button, and Witnesses table are all associated with an individual row of the Decedent Will Information table, and only appear if the row is set to display subtables. For that reason, whether these tables appear in your Will Information page, and where in the Will Information table they appear, will depend on which row, if any, of the Decedent Information table is set to display subtables. See Subtables and the Open/Closed Column.
Decedent Will Information table. Contains the will details and allows the details to be edited. See Decedent Will Information Table.
Add Executor button. Used to add a new executor to the case file. See Adding an Executor.
Executors table. Contains the executor details for a particular decedent's will and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Executors Table.
Add Witness button. Used to add a new witness to the case file. See Adding a Witness.
Witnesses table. Contains the witness details for a particular decedent's will and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Witnesses Table.
Decedent Will Information Table
The Decedent Will Information table is where the details of decedents' wills are stored. Each row of the table represents an individual decedent. It is not possible to directly add or delete a row from this table; there is automatically a row in this table for each row representing a decedent in the Decedent Information Table on the Decedent Information case page. See Tables for the Decedent Information Table on the Decedent Information case page. See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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[column with no title]: A plus sign
in this column indicates that additional information is available for the row in which the plus sign is located (in this instance, Executors and Witnesses for that Will). Clicking on the plus sign opens the Executors and Witnesses subtables for that will. The plus sign then turns into a negative sign which, when clicked, closes the subtable.Decedent: The deceased plaintiff.
Did Client Die With Will: Whether the decedent left a valid will.
Does Will Have Codicil: Whether the decedent left at least one valid codicil amending the will.
Date of Will: The date the will was signed.
Will Received: Whether your firm has received the will, and either the date the will was received by your firm (if your firm has the will), or the dates that the will was requested by your firm and is expected to be received by your firm (if your firm does not have the will).
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit.
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To edit information about a decedent's will:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the will information you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for will information, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Will Information Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Executors table is where the details of the executors of a decedent's will are stored. The Executors table is a subtable of the Decedent the Decedent Will Information Table, which means that each row of the Decedent Will Information table has an individual Executors table associated with it, which is specific to the decedent in that row; open a row of the Decedent Will Information table using the open/close icon to reveal the associated Executors table. Each row of the table represents an individual executor. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Executor: The executor of the will and the type of the executor.
Is Petitioner: Whether the executor is the petitioner in the petition for probate.
Relationship: The executor's relationship to the decedent.
Is Our Firm Representing: Whether your firm represents the executor in a contested petition for probate.
Letter of Testamentary: The status of the letter of testamentary, whether issued to the executor, in the process of being issued to the executor, or not yet issued at all.
Comments: Any comments about the executor.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
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To edit an executor:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the executor you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for executors, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Executor Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete an executor:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the executor you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the executor, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Executor button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for executors, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Executor Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the executor and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the executor, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Witnesses table is where the details of the witnesses to a decedent's will are stored. The Witnesses table is a subtable of the Decedent the Decedent Will Information Table, which means that each row of the Decedent Will Information table has an individual Witnesses table associated with it, which is specific to the decedent in that row; open a row of the Decedent Will Information table using the open/close icon to reveal the associated Witnesses table. Each row of the table represents an individual witness. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Witness for: Whether the witness was a witness to the will or to a codicil.
Witness: The name of the witness.
Affidavit Requested: The date the witness's self-proving affidavit was requested by your firm.
Affidavit Expected: The date the witness's self-proving affidavit is expected to be received by your firm.
Affidavit Received: The date the witness's self-proving affidavit was received by your firm.
Affidavit Filed: The date the witness's self-proving affidavit was filed with the court.
Comments: Any comments about the witness.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
Editing a Witness
To edit a witness:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the witness you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for witnesses, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Witness Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a witness:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the witness you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the witness, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Witness button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for witnesses, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Witness Panel for details about the fields.Click Save
Click Save to save the witness and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the witness, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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Add Distributee button. Used to add a new beneficiary to the case file. See Adding a Distributee.
Distributees table. Contains the beneficiary details and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Distributees Table.
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The Distributees table is where the details of the distributees of a deceased plaintiff's estate are stored. Each row of the table represents an individual distributee. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Decedent: The deceased plaintiff of whose estate the distributee is an heir.
Distributees/Beneficiaries/Others: The name of the distributees.
Relationship: The distributee's relationship to the decedent.
Will %: The percentage of the decedent's estate left to the distributee in the will.
Is Our Firm Representing: Whether your firm represents the distributee in estate litigation.
Waiver & Consent Required: Whether the distributee must sign a waiver and consent.
Citation Required: Whether the distributee must be served with a citation.
Guardian:
GOP:
GAL:
Comments: Any comments about the distributee.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
Additional columns are available for the Distributees table, which can be added by clicking on the Show/Hide Columns button. Columns can also be hidden using the Show/Hide Columns button. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage. The additional available columns are: Date Appointed [GAL], Date Appointed [GOP], Prop Guardian, Report Expected [GAL], Report Expected [GOP], Report Received [GAL], Report Received [GOP], Report Requested [GAL], Report Requested [GOP].
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To edit a distributee:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the distributee you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for distributees, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Distributee Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a distributee:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the distributee you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the distributee, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Distributee button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for distributees, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Distributee Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the distributee and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the distributee, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Letter of Administration page allows you to view and record the details of the process of getting a letter of administration or testamentary issued. Note that the details of the petitioner/executor personally are not recorded on this page; they are recorded in the Executors Table in the Will Information pagethe Executors Table in the Will Information page.
The Structure of This Page
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Add Letter of Administration/Testamentary button. Used to add a new petition for a letter of administration or testamentary to the case file. See Adding a Petition for a Letter of Administration or Testamentary.
Letter of Administration/Testamentary table. Contains the petition process details and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Letter of Administration/Testamentary Table.
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The Letter of Administration/Testamentary table is where the details of the process of getting a letter of administration or testamentary issued are stored. Each row of the table represents an individual petition. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Decedent: The deceased plaintiff whose estate is at issue in the petition.
Petition Filed: The date the petition was filed with the court.
Court: The court overseeing the proceedings for the decedent's estate.
Judge: The judge overseeing the proceedings for the decedent's estate.
Courtroom Clerk: The courtroom clerk assisting the judge in the estate proceedings.
Law Secretary: The law secretary assisting the judge in the estate proceedings.
Docket/Index #: The docket or index number of the case associated with the decedent's estate.
Letters Issued: The date the letter of administration or testamentary was issued.
Order Signed: The date the order authorizing the letter of administration or testamentary was signed.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
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To edit a petition for a letter of administration or testamentary:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the petition you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for petitions, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Letter of Administration/Testamentary Panel for details about the fields.Click
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a petition for a letter of administration or testamentary:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the petition you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the petition, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Letter of Administration/Testamentary button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for petitions, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Letter of Administration/Testamentary Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the petition and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the petition, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Death Compromise page allows you to view and record the details of wrongful death compromises. Note that the details of the distribution of funds comprising the compromise are not recorded on this page; they are recorded in the Death the Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] Table in the Death the Death Compromise Distribution pageDistribution page.
The Structure of This Page
Note: The Add Waivers & Consents button, Waivers & Consents table, Add Citation button, and Citations table are all associated with an individual row of the Death Compromise table, and only appear if the row is set to display subtables. For that reason, whether these tables appear in your Death Compromise page, and where in the Death Compromise table they appear, will depend on which row, if any, of the Death Compromise table is set to display subtables. See Subtables and the Open/Closed Column.
Add Death Compromise button. Used to add a new wrongful death compromise to the case file. See Adding a Wrongful Death Compromise.
Death Compromise table. Contains the wrongful death compromise details and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Death Compromise Table.
Add Waivers & Consents button. Used to add a new waiver and consent to the case file. See Adding a Waiver and Consent.
Waivers & Consents table. Contains the details of waivers and consents for a particular compromise and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Waivers & Consents Table.
Add Citation button. Used to add a new citation to the case file. See Adding a Citation.
Citations table. Contains the citation details for a particular compromise and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Citations Table.
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The Death Compromise table is where the details of wrongful death compromises are stored. Each row of the table represents an individual compromise. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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[column with no title]: A plus sign
in this column indicates that additional information is available for the row in which the plus sign is located (in this instance, Waivers & Consents and Citations for that Death Compromise). Clicking on the plus sign opens the Waivers & Consents and Citations subtables for that Death Compromise. The plus sign then turns into a negative sign which, when clicked, closes the subtable.Decedent: The deceased plaintiff whose wrongful death case is being settled.
Decision Rendered: The date the court hearing the wrongful death case rendered a decision on the proposed settlement.
Affidavit Service Filed: The date the affidavit of services was filed.
Decision Received: The date your firm received the decision by the court hearing the wrongful death case on the proposed settlement.
Settlement Date: The date the decree is to be settled.
Decision Date: The date the decision on the proposed settlement was entered.
Decree Received: The date the settled decree was received by your firm.
Settled Decree Served: The date the settled decree was served on the distributees.
Decree Date: The date the settled decree was signed.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete
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To edit a wrongful death compromise:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the compromise you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for wrongful death compromises, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Death Compromise Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a wrongful death compromise:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the compromise you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the compromise, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Death Compromise button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for wrongful death compromises, completely blank.Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Death Compromise Panel for details about the fieldsblank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information.
Click Save to save the compromise and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the compromise, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Waivers & Consents table is where the details of waivers and consents are stored. The Waivers & Consents table is a subtable of the Death the Death Compromise Table, which means that each row of the Death Compromise table has an individual Waivers & Consents table associated with it, which is specific to the compromise in that row; open a row of the Death Compromise table using the open/close icon to reveal the associated Waivers & Consents table. Each row of the table represents an individual waiver and consent. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Distributee: The distributee who was sent a waiver and consent.
Sent Date: The date the waiver and consent was sent to the distributee.
Expected Date: The date the signed waiver and consent is expected to be received by your firm.
Received Date: The date the signed waiver and consent was received by your firm.
Filed in Court: The date the signed waiver and consent was filed with the court.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
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To edit a waiver and consent:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the waiver and consent you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for waivers and consents, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Waiver & Consent Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a waiver and consent:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the waiver and consent you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the waiver and consent, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Waivers & Consents button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for waivers and consents, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Waiver & Consent Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the waiver and consent and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the waiver and consent, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Citations table is where the details of citations are stored. The Citations table is a subtable of the Death the Death Compromise Table, which means that each row of the Death Compromise table has an individual Citations table associated with it, which is specific to the compromise in that row; open a row of the Death Compromise table using the open/close icon to reveal the associated Citations table. Each row of the table represents an individual citation. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Sent to Court: The date the citation was sent to the court to be signed.
Last Date to Serve: The deadline to serve the citation.
Expected Date: The date the signed citation is expected from the court.
Serve Date: The date the citation was served.
Received Date: The date the signed citation was received from the court.
Affidavit of Service Filed: The date the affidavit of service was filed with the court.
Return Date: The return date of the citation.
Affidavit of Service Received: The date the affidavit of service was received from the process server.
Jurisdiction Completed: The date that jurisdiction was established over all distributees.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
Editing a Citation
To edit a citation:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the citation you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for citations, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Citation Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a citation:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the citation you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the citation, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Citation button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for citations, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Citation Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the citation and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the citation, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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Sent to Court: The date the citation was sent to the court to be signed.
Last Date to Serve: The deadline to serve the citation.
Expected Date: The date the signed citation is expected from the court.
Serve Date: The date the citation was served.
Received Date: The date the signed citation was received from the court.
Affidavit of Service Filed: The date the affidavit of service was filed with the court.
Return Date: The return date of the citation.
Affidavit of Service Received: The date the affidavit of service was received from the process server.
Jurisdiction Completed: The date that jurisdiction was established over all distributees.
Death Compromise Distribution
The Death Compromise Distribution page allows you to view and record the details of the distribution of money in a wrongful death compromise.
The Structure of This Page
Note: The Add Distribution button and Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] table are both associated with an individual row of the Adverse Exams table, and only appear if the row is set to display subtables. For that reason, whether these tables appear in your Adverse Exams page, and where in the Adverse Exams table they appear, will depend on which row, if any, of the Adverse Exams table is set to display subtables. See Subtables and the Open/Closed Columnto display subtables.
Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] table. Contains basic details about the settlement associated with the compromise and allows the details to be edited. See Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] Table.
Add Distribution button. Used to add the distribution of money to a beneficiary to the case file. See Adding a Wrongful Death Compromise Beneficiary.
Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] table. Contains the details of the distribution of money to beneficiaries and allows various actions to be performed on them. See Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] Table.
Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] Table
The Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] table is where the basic details of the settlement associated with a wrongful death compromise are stored. Each row of the table represents an individual decedent. It is not possible to directly add or delete a row from this table; there is automatically a row in this table for each row representing a decedent in the Decedent Information Table on the Decedent Information case page. See Tables for the Decedent Information Table on the Decedent Information case page. See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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[column with no title]: A plus sign
in this column indicates that additional information is available for the row in which the plus sign is located (in this instance, Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] for that Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement]). Clicking on the plus sign opens the Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] subtable for that service provider. The plus sign then turns into a negative sign which, when clicked, closes the subtable.Decedent: The deceased plaintiff.
Death Compromise Submitted: The date the proposed distribution was submitted to the court.
Wrongful Death: Whether the settlement includes a portion attributed to the wrongful death of the decedent.
Conscious Pain & Suffering: Whether the settlement includes a portion attributed to the conscious pain and suffering of the decedent.
Offer Letter Received: Whether your firm has received the offer letter containing the proposed settlement.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit.
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To edit a wrongful death compromise settlement:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the settlement you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for wrongful death compromise settlements, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Death Compromise Details Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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The Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] table is where the details of the distribution of money to beneficiaries or others who are owed portions of the settlement are stored. The Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] table is a subtable of the Death the Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] Table, which means that each row of the Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] table has an individual Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] table associated with it, which is specific to the decedent in that row; open a row of the Death Compromise Distribution [Settlement] table using the open/close icon to reveal the associated Death Compromise Distribution [Beneficiaries] table. Each row of the table represents an individual beneficiary. See Tables for See Tables for general information about table structure and usage, including all buttons and other tools in this table that are not mentioned below.
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Decision Rendered: The name of the beneficiary.
Wrongful Death: The amount distributed to the beneficiary from the portion of the settlement attributed to wrongful death.
Attorney Fees: The amount distributed to the attorney in fees from the settlement.
Pain & Suffering: The amount distributed to the beneficiary from the portion of the settlement attributed to conscious pain and suffering.
GAL Fees: The amount distributed to the guardian ad litem in fees from the settlement.
Structured: Whether the distribution of money to the defendant is in a structured form.
GOP Fees: The amount distributed to the guardian of the property in fees from the settlement.
Other Debts/Taxes: The amount distributed to the contact from the settlement for any other reason.
[column with no title]: Right-click icon; right-click menu contains Edit and Delete.
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To edit a wrongful death compromise beneficiary:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the beneficiary you wish to edit, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Edit option in the menu. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for wrongful death compromise beneficiaries, with the existing information filled in.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Distribution Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the changes and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the changes, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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To delete a wrongful death compromise beneficiary:
Click the rightthe right-click icon in icon in the untitled column of the row representing the beneficiary you wish to delete, or right-click anywhere in that row. This will bring up a menu of options.
Click the Delete option in the menu. This will bring up a confirmation message (to avoid accidental deletions).
Click the OK button in the message to confirm the deletion.
If you decide you do not wish to delete the beneficiary, click Cancel instead of clicking OK to cancel the deletion. You can also click the black X at the upper right of the message to do the same thing.
Until you either confirm or cancel the deletion, you may not be able to visit any other tab in your browser.
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Click the Add Distribution button. This will bring up an Add/Edit panel for wrongful death compromise beneficiaries, completely blank.
Fill the fields in with your desired information. See The Add/Edit Distribution Panel for details about the fields.
Click Save to save the beneficiary and close the panel.
If you decide you do not wish to save the beneficiary, click Cancel instead of clicking Save to undo the changes and close the panel. You can also click the white X at the upper right of the panel to do the same thing.
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