TX Litigation Date Calculator

Stop counting on your fingers. TX Litigation Date Calculator turns Texas civil procedure deadlines into a single date-picker tap, built for attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants who need accurate, rule-cited dates without re-deriving them from the rulebook. SIX CALCULATORS, ONE APP • Level 1 Discovery — For TRCP 169 expedited actions (claims of $250,000 or less) and small-estate divorces. Enter the date a petition was served and get every deadline on Level 1's shorter timeline, including the TRCP 169(d)(2) trial-setting deadline, plus § 18.001, Rule 91a, and Rule 167 / Chapter 42 windows. • Level 2 Discovery — From the service date, get answer due (TRCP 99(b)), initial disclosures (TRCP 194.2(a)), the federal removal window, and the discovery close under TRCP 190.3(b)(1): the earlier of 30 days before trial or 9 months after initial disclosures. Expert designations (TRCP 195.2) recalculate from whichever applies. Also covers TRCP 21a(c) discovery responses, § 18.001, Rule 91a, Rule 167, and Chapter 74 deadlines. • MSJ Calculator — Rebuilt for the Texas Supreme Court's March 2026 rewrite of TRCP 166a. Response, reply, the 35/60/90-day hearing-or-submission window, and the court's ruling deadline all run forward from your filing date, the way the current rule works. • Federal Deadlines — Key FRCP dates: answer due (Rule 12(a)(1)(A)(i), or Rule 4(d)(3) if service was waived), initial disclosures (26(a)(1)(C)), the Rule 16(b)(2) scheduling order, and Rule 34(b)(2)(A) production responses, all on the federal holiday calendar. • Procedure & Appeals — Responsible third party designation (CPRC 33.004), new trial and plenary power (TRCP 329b), notice of appeal (TRAP 26.1 / 26.3), and late notice of judgment (TRCP 306a(4)). • Simple Date Calculator — Add or subtract any number of days from any date, with one-tap shortcuts for common intervals. Free, no subscription required. IT KNOWS WHEN COURTS ARE CLOSED Every forward-counting deadline is checked against TRCP Rule 4. If one lands on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, it rolls to the next business day, including the easy-to-miss "Monday next after twenty days" that falls on a holiday Monday. Periods of five days or less count only business days, per Rule 4. BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY WORK Every date shows the rule it is based on, ready for your calendar entry or certificate of service. Tap any deadline for the full rule text and Add to Calendar. DEADLINE CALCULATOR PRO Level 1 & 2 Discovery, MSJ, Federal, and Procedure & Appeals are included with a Deadline Calculator Pro subscription: Monthly ($4.99) or Annual ($39.99), each with a 14-day free trial. Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends, and can be managed or canceled anytime in your Apple ID account settings. Terms of Use: https://realtriallawyer.com/terms. Privacy Policy: https://realtriallawyer.com/app-privacy A note on accuracy: this app is a convenience tool built around the current text of the rules it cites. It is not legal advice and does not replace verifying against the applicable rules. Always confirm dates that matter with current authority. MORE TOOLS FOR YOUR PRACTICE • Q-Sheet — A fast, private call queue for attorneys and paralegals managing an active caseload by phone. • TX Child Support Calculator — Guideline child support estimates under the Texas Family Code, with a full tax breakdown. • MyTradeDocs — Contracts, estimates, and e-signatures for contractors, in English and Spanish.