Deadlines, with the counting shown DIARY
Counts calendar days, business days or clear days from whatever starts the clock, skips the public holidays of the place you pick, and shows its working line by line.
What starts the clock
Add a date for each thing a deadline counts from, such as the event and a listed hearing.
The deadlines to count
One line per deadline. You set how it counts, because your rule does, not this page.
Start from a shape and edit it:
Days your office is closed
Court vacations, local holidays, anything the built-in list does not know about.
Work it out
The dates
Check the holiday list
Look at any year and see which days this page believes are holidays.
How it works
DIARY works out deadlines and shows the counting. Count calendar days, business days or clear days from whatever starts the clock, skip the public holidays of the place you choose, and see each step of the calculation. Add the result to your calendar. It does not know your court's specific rules, so check the counting method they require. It runs in your browser.
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