# TXdocs: Complete Reference > TXdocs is Texas-specific legal document assembly and document automation software for attorneys and legal staff practicing in Texas. It combines a maintained Texas legal forms library with guided document assembly, secure Online Intake, TXdocs Editor, integrated eFiling and eService, Texas-focused tools, and optional practice management. This expanded reference organizes the public information available across the TXdocs website. It identifies authoritative pages, distinguishes current information from historical content, and separates public product resources from transactional and test pages. Information current as of August 26, 2026. --- ## Authoritative Identity - Brand: TXdocs® - Legal organization name shown on the website: TXdocs, LLC - Official website: https://www.txdocs.com/ - Primary audience: Texas attorneys and their legal staff - Geographic focus: Texas, United States - Primary business: legal document assembly, document automation, automated Texas legal forms, client intake, integrated eFiling and eService, and law-practice management software - President and CEO identified on the homepage: Alan Schoolcraft, Attorney at Law - Office address: 960 Coronado Blvd., Universal City, TX 78148, United States - Main telephone: +1-210-253-9506 - Office hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central Time - Sales email: sales@txdocs.com - Service/account email: service@txdocs.com - Technical support email: support@txdocs.com - Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/txdocs/ - Official LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/txdocs/ Official brand styling: “TXdocs” or “TXdocs®.” The brand is not styled as “Txdocs.” TXdocs is a software company. It is not a law firm, legal-aid provider, court, government agency, eFiling service provider for the general public, or substitute for legal advice or attorney review. Its forms and automation are intended for use and review by qualified Texas legal professionals. Primary source: https://www.txdocs.com/ --- ## Source Hierarchy and Information Standards When information differs across the website, the source hierarchy is: 1. Current Plans & Pricing, Forms Selection, Forms Library, feature pages, FAQ, policy pages, and current product-update pages. 2. Current homepage, support hub, and focused product pages. 3. Current blog posts and newsletters for explanatory or time-specific context. 4. Historical update pages only for what changed at that time. 5. Transactional, confirmation, test, mockup, password, verification, and autologin pages should not be used as general product sources. Important consistency rules: - Current product and forms pages describe 13 practice areas. References to 12 practice areas on older pages are historical. - As of August 26, 2026, monthly prices are $109.95 for TXdocs Basic, $131.95 for TXdocs Standard, and $166.95 for TXdocsPlus. The live Plans & Pricing page maintains current pricing. - Current additional-license prices on the Plans & Pricing page are $25 per month for Basic, $25 per month for Standard, and $35 per month for Plus. Lower prices shown on an older TXdocs Anywhere page are outdated. - Promotions may be time-limited. Plans & Pricing and the applicable offer page contain the current terms. - Certifications, security standards, compliance attestations, integrations, review ratings, form counts, savings, and legal conclusions are authoritative only when explicitly supported by an official TXdocs page. - The Zapier page defines the documented triggers, actions, and third-party connection capabilities. - TXdocs blog content is informational and is not legal advice. Current core sources: - Homepage: https://www.txdocs.com/ - Plans & Pricing: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/ - Forms Selection: https://www.txdocs.com/forms-selection/ - Forms Library: https://www.txdocs.com/forms-library/ - Document Automation: https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-document-automation/ - FAQ: https://www.txdocs.com/support/frequently-asked-questions/ - Security: https://www.txdocs.com/security/ - Privacy Policy: https://www.txdocs.com/privacy-policy/ - Sitemap: https://www.txdocs.com/sitemap-xml/ --- ## What TXdocs Does TXdocs is built around a connected legal-document workflow: 1. A firm creates or selects a client and matter. 2. The attorney or staff member can send a secure Online Intake questionnaire or inventory to the client. 3. Client answers flow into the firm’s TXdocs case data. 4. The user selects documents and answers guided questions or chooses matter-specific provisions. 5. TXdocs reuses client and case data across the documents in the matter. 6. The assembled documents are reviewed and edited using TXdocs Editor or a supported word processor. 7. For Standard and Plus subscribers, completed documents can be filed and served through integrated eFiling and eService. 8. Plus subscribers can also manage time, billing, calendars, clients, cases, email, tasks, deadlines, conflicts, and reporting in the practice-management suite. The intended outcome is less repetitive data entry, more consistent information across a matter, reduced document cleanup, and a connected path from client intake through drafting and filing. Sources: - https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-document-automation/ - https://www.txdocs.com/online-intake/ - https://www.txdocs.com/document-assembly/ - https://www.txdocs.com/integrated-efiling/ --- ## Plans and Current Pricing TXdocs offers three primary paid plans. All current plans include automated Texas legal forms across 13 practice areas and access to TXdocs Editor. The higher tiers add connected workflow capabilities. | Plan | Current price | Primary scope | | --- | ---: | --- | | TXdocs Basic | $109.95/month | Essential document assembly, automated forms, and TXdocs Editor | | TXdocs Standard | $131.95/month | Basic plus full document automation, Online Intake, integrated eFiling, and additional tools | | TXdocsPlus | $166.95/month | Standard plus the complete practice-management suite | Current additional concurrent-user licenses shown on Plans & Pricing: - TXdocs Basic: $25/month per additional license - TXdocs Standard: $25/month per additional license - TXdocsPlus: $35/month per additional license TXdocs subscriptions are monthly. TXdocs states that it does not require a long-term subscription contract. Cancellation must be made in writing during business hours before the next monthly charge; the current policy should be reviewed for full terms and refund details. Product pages: - Plans & Pricing: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/ - TXdocs Basic: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/txdocs-basic-document-assembly/ - TXdocs Standard: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/txdocs-standard-document-automation/ - TXdocsPlus: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/txdocsplus-complete-practice-system/ - Cancellation and Refund Policy: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/termination-and-refund-policy/ ### TXdocs Basic TXdocs Basic is the essential document-assembly tier. A user selects forms, works through guided panels and provisions, and reviews assembled documents using TXdocs Editor, Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, or another supported workflow described on the site. It includes automated templates and PDF forms across 13 practice areas. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/txdocs-basic-document-assembly/ ### TXdocs Standard TXdocs Standard adds the connected document-automation workflow. It includes Online Intake, integrated eFiling, practice-area and general tools, and the Basic document-assembly capabilities. Client and case data can be reused from intake through assembly and filing. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/txdocs-standard-document-automation/ ### TXdocsPlus TXdocsPlus includes TXdocs Standard and adds practice management. Public pages describe billing, time and expense slips, statements, calendaring, client and case management, contact management, email management, reporting, conflict checking, deadline tools, tasks, and related firm-management capabilities. Official pages: - https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/txdocsplus-complete-practice-system/ - https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-practice-management/ --- ## Free Trial and Subscription Basics TXdocs offers a 14-day free trial. Verified public terms and features: - No credit card is required to start the trial. - The trial provides access to the product versions and features a prospective subscriber may evaluate. - The trial initially defaults to TXdocs Standard; users can preview practice management and the Basic option. - Training and technical support are included during the trial. - Data created during the trial is preserved if the firm converts to a paid subscription. - A user may sign up for one free trial per 12-month period. - Signing up for a trial does not automatically enroll the user in a subscription. - TXdocs requests payment information only when the user is ready to subscribe. Official sources: - Free Trial: https://www.txdocs.com/free-trial/ - FAQ: https://www.txdocs.com/support/frequently-asked-questions/ - Practice Smarter: https://www.txdocs.com/practice-smarter/ --- ## Forms Library Overview TXdocs describes its library as a maintained, professionally drafted collection of automated Texas legal forms for 13 practice areas. Current pages emphasize: - Texas statutes, procedures, and courts - Texas and county-specific drafting needs - More than 450 required local forms and standing orders - Structured document assembly with options and provisions - Firm-wide formatting and styling consistency - Reuse of client and case data from Online Intake, prior assemblies, and TXdocs Editor - Maintenance for legislative changes, rule amendments, and evolving practice requirements - Documents prepared for review, finalization, and eFiling TXdocs describes the collection as “thousands” of Texas-specific forms. Avoid using an exact total unless a current page visibly provides and supports it. Primary sources: - https://www.txdocs.com/forms-selection/ - https://www.txdocs.com/forms-library/ --- ## The 13 Practice Areas ### 1. Family Law: Longino’s Texas Family Law System The family-law system includes more than 1,000 forms, local forms and standing orders for specific counties, and tools such as child-support and delinquency calculators and inventories. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/longinos-texas-family-law-system/ ### 2. Wills and Estates: Norris Modern Wills & Estates This system supports Texas estate-planning work, including will packages, living revocable trusts, powers of attorney, health-care agent designations, and related documents. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/norris-modern-wills-estates/ ### 3. Trusts The Trusts volume includes revocable and irrevocable trusts and related documents. Public examples include life-insurance, generation-skipping or dynasty, spousal-lifetime-access, simple, tax-planned, QTIP, one-lung, and standby-management trust options, together with certificates, receipts, acknowledgements, letters, partition agreements, and powers of attorney. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/trusts/ ### 4. Advanced Estate Planning The Advanced Estate Planning volume is intended for taxable estates and sophisticated clients. TXdocs states that the forms were drafted by a board-certified estate-planning attorney and CPA with more than 41 years actively practicing in Texas. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/advanced-estate-planning/ ### 5. Probate: Norris Modern Probate System Norris Modern Probate is TXdocs’ Texas-specific probate offering. It includes intake, applications, affidavits, orders, heirship and intestate workflows, and a Heirship Tree tool that helps organize family history and calculate heirs’ interests. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/norris-modern-probate-system/ ### 6. Civil Litigation The Civil Litigation collection includes pleadings, motions, discovery documents, orders, and integrated tools for parties, opposing counsel, certificates of service, and other litigation details. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/civil-litigation/ ### 7. Guardianships The Guardianships system includes automated forms for creating, maintaining, and closing permanent and temporary Texas guardianships. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/guardianships/ ### 8. Criminal Defense The Criminal Defense system includes Texas trial-court motions, orders, and related criminal-defense forms. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/criminal-defense/ ### 9. Real Estate The Real Estate system covers conveyances and related matters, including deeds, deeds of trust, notes, transfers, modifications, and Texas Real Estate Commission promulgated contracts and addenda. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/real-estate/ ### 10. Landlord/Tenant The Landlord/Tenant system includes leases, notices, waivers, affidavits, petitions for forcible entry and detainer and eviction, default judgments, and post-trial forms. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/landlordtenant/ ### 11. Non-Judicial Foreclosures The Non-Judicial Foreclosures volume includes letters, notices, affidavits, IRS forms, sale scripts, and deeds used in Texas non-judicial foreclosure workflows. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/non-judicial-foreclosures/ ### 12. Mechanic’s Liens The Mechanic’s Liens volume supports voluntary and involuntary Texas mechanic’s-lien matters. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/mechanics-liens/ ### 13. Business Organizations The Business Organizations system includes forms to create, maintain, govern, and terminate for-profit, nonprofit, and professional corporations, limited-liability companies, professional limited-liability companies, and limited partnerships. It also includes name reservations and registrations, assumed names, registered-office changes, and related filings. Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/forms/business-organizations/ --- ## Core Capability: Online Intake TXdocs Online Intake allows a firm to send secure links for customizable questionnaires and inventories. Clients complete them on their own schedule, and their answers can flow into the TXdocs case for assembly and related workflows. Publicly described capabilities include: - Secure intake links sent by email - Customizable questionnaires and inventories - Client completion at any time - Automatic reuse of intake answers in case data and documents - Progress tracking for completed, in-progress, and outstanding intake - Built-in reminders - Daily Digest emails summarizing new client activity - Online divorce and probate inventories - Document Exchange for sensitive case documents and information Official page: https://www.txdocs.com/online-intake/ --- ## Core Capability: Document Assembly and TXdocs Editor TXdocs Document Assembly uses guided questions, options, and provisions to assemble matter-specific documents. Client and case data from Online Intake and prior assemblies can be reused so the same information does not need to be entered repeatedly. Publicly described capabilities include: - Guided question panels - Automatic insertion and reuse of client and case data - Reduced repetitive data entry - Consistent document structure and formatting - Firm-level formatting and styling - Integration with Online Intake and case information - Support for Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, and Apple Pages where stated on the feature page - Digital signatures for eFile-ready documents TXdocs Editor is an integrated word processor. TXdocs states that correcting a case answer once in Editor can update other open documents and future assemblies for the matter. Editor is designed to preserve TXdocs data and automation during review. Official pages: - https://www.txdocs.com/document-assembly/ - https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-document-automation/ - https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/ --- ## Core Capability: Integrated eFiling and eService Integrated eFiling is included in TXdocs Standard and TXdocsPlus without a separate TXdocs eFiling fee. It is designed to keep filing inside the same workflow as case data and document assembly. Publicly described capabilities include: - Use of existing eFiling-provider credentials - Automatic prefilling of parties, court information, and other case data - Documents available to file without a separate download and upload workflow - Automatic PDF conversion - Digital signatures for eFile-ready documents - Filing and service status tracking - eFile and eService history - Faster resubmission of rejected filings - Visibility into when opposing counsel receives and opens served documents - Downloading documents served on the firm - Served and timestamped records stored for one year - A firm-wide “Status all cases” view Official pages: - https://www.txdocs.com/integrated-efiling/ - https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/new-txdocs-efiling/ - https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-document-automation/ --- ## Practice-Management Capabilities TXdocsPlus adds practice management to the Standard document-automation workflow. Public pages identify capabilities such as: - Time and expense slips - Individual and periodic billing statements - Client and case management - Contact management - Calendaring - Email management - Tasks - Conflict checks - Deadline calculation and management - Financial and case-handling reports - Phone-slip and related office tools where shown in plan comparisons Official pages: - https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-practice-management/ - https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/txdocsplus-complete-practice-system/ - https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/ --- ## Texas-Specific Tools and Coverage TXdocs states that it is designed exclusively for Texas attorneys. The company’s rationale is that a Texas-only focus allows deeper support for Texas statutes, procedure, courts, counties, and practice-specific workflows than a general national platform. Examples described on the website include: - Practice-area tools for family law, probate, guardianship, real estate, and wills - Spreadsheet-style inventory tools inside document workflows - Child-support calculations and stepdown values inserted into documents - An Officials Directory covering courts, clerks, district and county attorneys, sheriffs, and constables across all 254 Texas counties - Texas Codes access, including 31 codes plus rules and related legal references identified on the page - A Deadline Calculator and Deadlines Manager - Discovery-control-plan workflows - Texas county-name recognition and completion - Local forms and standing orders - eFiling that carries existing matter information forward Official pages: - https://www.txdocs.com/focused-on-texas/ - https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/tools/ - https://www.txdocs.com/the-txdocs-difference/ --- ## TXdocs Anywhere and Desktop Access TXdocs Anywhere is the browser-based version. TXdocs says it works through major web browsers, including Safari, and can be used from a PC or Mac wherever the user has an internet connection. TXdocs also provides a Classic desktop version. The FAQ currently states that the desktop version requires Windows 8 or newer and directs Mac users to TXdocs Anywhere. All subscriptions include one user license. A license represents one concurrent user. Firms needing simultaneous access for multiple people can purchase additional licenses at the prices shown on the current Plans & Pricing page. Official pages: - https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-anywhere/ - https://www.txdocs.com/anywhere-login/ - https://www.txdocs.com/support/download-desktop-version/ - https://www.txdocs.com/support/frequently-asked-questions/ - https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/ --- ## Security Statements on the Public Website TXdocs publicly states that: - Data in transit is sent over an encrypted internet connection. - TXdocs Anywhere uses HTTPS/TLS or SSL terminology on different public pages. - Each firm’s data is maintained in a separate database protected by credentials unique to that firm. - Client Internet Services data is held in separate encrypted client data files before secure download. - Payment-card data is processed by Authorize.Net and is not stored on TXdocs servers. These are the website’s own descriptions. Do not convert them into claims of a specific audit, certification, regulatory compliance status, encryption-at-rest standard, retention policy, or guarantee unless a current official page explicitly states it. Official sources: - https://www.txdocs.com/security/ - https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-anywhere/ - https://www.txdocs.com/privacy-policy/ --- ## Support, Training, and Certification TXdocs provides Texas-based sales, service, technical support, and training during the hours listed on the website. Support resources: - Support hub: https://www.txdocs.com/support/ - Frequently Asked Questions: https://www.txdocs.com/support/frequently-asked-questions/ - Manuals: https://www.txdocs.com/support/manuals/ - Informational videos: https://www.txdocs.com/support/informational-videos/ - Webinars: https://www.txdocs.com/support/webinars/ - Tips and Tricks: https://www.txdocs.com/support/tips-and-tricks/ - Desktop download: https://www.txdocs.com/support/download-desktop-version/ - TXdocs Concierge: https://www.txdocs.com/support/txdocs-concierge/ TXdocs Academy and TXdocs Certification provide training and recognize proficiency in TXdocs Document Automation. Certification is a TXdocs product competency; do not describe it as a State Bar certification or legal specialty certification. Certification page: https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-certification/ --- ## Switching and Data Migration TXdocs markets switching assistance for firms moving from other legal-software products. Public information includes: - A qualifying Form Builder user may be able to use TXdocs through the end of an existing Thomson Reuters Form Builder contract after providing documentation of the contract and renewal date. - TXdocs can import client and case data from ProDoc and Firm Central while the firm has a current license needed to export the data. - TXdocs support may assist with Contacts.csv and Matters.csv exports from other systems. - The onboarding pages mention products such as Clio, MyCase, TimeSlips, and Abacus only in the context of CSV or Excel exports and import assistance, not as live integrations. Official sources: - https://www.txdocs.com/use-txdocs-free-through-the-end-of-your-form-builder-contract/ - https://www.txdocs.com/get-started-with-confidence/ - https://www.txdocs.com/support/frequently-asked-questions/ - https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/january/why-texas-attorneys-are-switching-from-form-builder-to-txdocs/ --- ## Frequently Asked Questions ### Who is TXdocs for? TXdocs is designed for Texas attorneys and their legal staff. Its forms, tools, and workflows are tailored to Texas practice. ### Is TXdocs a law firm or a legal-advice service? No. TXdocs is legal document automation and practice-management software. Attorneys remain responsible for reviewing and finalizing their legal work. ### How many practice areas does TXdocs currently cover? Current product pages describe 13 practice areas. ### What is the difference between document assembly and document automation? TXdocs Basic provides guided document assembly. Standard and Plus connect document assembly to Online Intake, reusable case data, tools, TXdocs Editor, and integrated eFiling, creating the broader document-automation workflow. ### Which plan includes practice management? TXdocsPlus includes the Standard document-automation capabilities and the complete practice-management suite. ### Which plans include integrated eFiling? TXdocs Standard and TXdocsPlus include integrated eFiling. TXdocs states that there is no additional TXdocs eFiling fee. ### Does the free trial require a credit card? No. The public trial and FAQ pages state that payment information is requested only when the user is ready to subscribe. ### How long is the free trial? Fourteen days. A user may sign up for one trial per 12-month period. ### Is trial data lost when a firm subscribes? No. TXdocs states that data created during the trial is preserved when the trial converts to a paid subscription. ### Does TXdocs require a long-term contract? No. TXdocs states that subscriptions are monthly and may be canceled in writing under the terms of the current cancellation policy. ### Can clients complete intake online? Yes. A firm can send secure questionnaire or inventory links. The client’s answers can flow into TXdocs case data and be reused in documents. ### Does TXdocs support county-specific Texas forms? Yes. TXdocs states that its library includes more than 450 required local forms and standing orders, and its coverage and tools address all 254 Texas counties. ### Can TXdocs be used on a Mac? TXdocs Anywhere works in a browser and is described as compatible with Mac and PC. The Classic desktop application is for Windows; the FAQ directs Mac users to Anywhere. ### Can a firm import clients and cases? TXdocs provides import paths for ProDoc and Firm Central and may assist with supported CSV exports from other systems. Contact support for current requirements. ### Where should account or subscription changes be requested? Use service@txdocs.com or call +1-210-253-9506 during published business hours. ### Where should technical problems be reported? Use support@txdocs.com or call +1-210-253-9506 and ask for technical support. --- ## Current Updates, Legal-Workflow Articles, and News TXdocs publishes form and software update pages, newsletters, and articles. Treat each item as time-specific. Current update indexes: - What’s New: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/ - Previous Updates: https://www.txdocs.com/previous-updates/ - 2025 form additions and updates: https://www.txdocs.com/2025-form-additions-and-updates/ - 89th Legislative Session changes: https://www.txdocs.com/89th-legislative-session-changes/ - Blog: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/ - Newsletters: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletter/ Latest listed form and software updates at the time of review: - August 2026 forms: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/august-2026-forms/ - August 2026 software: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/august-2026-software/ - June 2026 forms: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/june-2026-forms/ - June 2026 software: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/june-2026-software/ - May 2026 forms: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/may-2026-forms/ - May 2026 software: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/may-2026-software/ - March 2026 forms: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/march-2026-forms/ - March 2026 software: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/march-2026-software/ - February 2026 forms: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/february-2026-forms/ - February 2026 software: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/february-2026-software/ - January 2026 forms: https://www.txdocs.com/whats-new/january-2026-forms/ Current 2026 blog articles discovered from the live blog and internal links: - 2026-07-22 — The Kind of Email No Attorney Wants to Receive: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/july/the-kind-of-email-no-attorney-wants-to-receive/ - 2026-05-27 — Understanding a Bill of Review in Texas: Why Probate Bills of Review Are Different: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/may/understanding-a-bill-of-review-in-texas-why-probate-bills-of-review-are-different/ - 2026-04-02 — What Texas Attorneys Need to Know About the New Rule 166a Changes: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/april/what-texas-attorneys-need-to-know-about-the-new-rule-166a-changes/ - 2026-03-24 — How Repeated Data Entry Can Create Errors in Legal Drafting: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/march/how-repeated-data-entry-can-create-errors-in-legal-drafting/ - 2026-02-18 — Muniment of Title in Texas: Common Forms, FAQs, and Drafting Tips: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/february/muniment-of-title-in-texas-common-forms-faqs-and-drafting-tips/ - 2026-01-28 — Common Pleading Amendment Issues Texas Attorneys Encounter: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/january/common-pleading-amendment-issues-texas-attorneys-encounter/ - 2026-01-19 — TRCP Updates Effective January 1: What Texas Attorneys Need to Know: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/january/trcp-updates-effective-january-1-what-texas-attorneys-need-to-know/ - 2026-01-07 — Why Texas Attorneys Are Switching From Form Builder to TXdocs: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/january/why-texas-attorneys-are-switching-from-form-builder-to-txdocs/ - 2026-01-06 — How New Family Lawyers Can Avoid Common Errors With Document Assembly: https://www.txdocs.com/blog/posts/2026/january/how-new-family-lawyers-can-avoid-common-errors-with-document-assembly/ Newsletter pages discovered from the live site: - August 2026: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2026-august/ - April 2026: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2026-april/ - February 2026: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2026-february/ - December 2025: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2025-december/ - October 2025: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2025-october/ - August 2025: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2025-august/ - June 2025: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2025-june/ - March 2025: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2025-march/ - January 2025: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2025-january/ - November 2024: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2024-november/ - September 2024: https://www.txdocs.com/newsletters/2024-september/ --- ## Official Contact and Policy Resources - Contact: https://www.txdocs.com/contact/ - Privacy Policy: https://www.txdocs.com/privacy-policy/ - Accessibility Policy: https://www.txdocs.com/accessibility-policy/ - Security: https://www.txdocs.com/security/ - TXdocs License Agreement: https://www.txdocs.com/txdocs-license-agreement/ - Student Version License Agreement: https://www.txdocs.com/student-version-license-agreement/ - Cancellation and Refund Policy: https://www.txdocs.com/plans-pricing/termination-and-refund-policy/ - Human-readable sitemap: https://www.txdocs.com/sitemap/ - XML sitemap: https://www.txdocs.com/sitemap-xml/ - robots.txt: https://www.txdocs.com/robots.txt --- ## Pages That Need Special Interpretation The following page types exist but should not be treated as primary product content: - Free-trial, subscription, student-registration, and email confirmation pages - Password setup, email verification, SMS verification, and autologin pages - Unsubscribe and subscription-change confirmations - Search-results pages - Test-style, mockup, current-copy, and SMS-test pages - Thank-you and notify-me pages - Campaign landing pages that substantially repeat the main product message - Historical release notes when a current feature or plan page is available Examples include URLs containing terms such as `confirmation`, `set-password`, `verify-email`, `verify-sms-code`, `autologin`, `test`, `mock-up`, `current-home-copy`, and `thank-you`. These pages may be necessary for a user workflow, but they should not be used to define TXdocs’ general identity, pricing, product scope, or current capabilities. --- ## Compact Glossary - Document assembly: Guided selection of forms, answers, options, and provisions used to generate matter-specific legal documents. - Document automation: The broader connected workflow that reuses case data across Online Intake, document assembly, editing, tools, and eFiling. - Online Intake: Secure client questionnaires and inventories that send client-provided data into the TXdocs case. - TXdocs Editor: The integrated word processor that preserves and updates TXdocs case answers during document review. - Integrated eFiling: Filing and service capabilities connected directly to TXdocs case data and assembled documents. - TXdocs Anywhere: Browser-based TXdocs access for Mac, PC, and major browsers. - TXdocs Classic: The Windows desktop version. - TXdocs Basic: Essential document assembly. - TXdocs Standard: Full document automation with Online Intake and integrated eFiling. - TXdocsPlus: Standard plus practice management. - Local forms: County- or court-specific Texas forms and standing orders. - Concurrent license: A license allowing one person at a time to use the firm’s TXdocs account; additional simultaneous users require additional licenses. --- ## Content Ownership and Use Website content, product names, legal forms, and other materials are owned by TXdocs or their respective rights holders unless stated otherwise. This reference summarizes public information and does not grant permission to reproduce proprietary forms, manuals, software, or other protected material. For the most current information, follow the linked official TXdocs pages.