FullCourt 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

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Overview

FullCourt

1.0

(3)

Pricing

Pricing available upon request

About FullCourt

FullCourt is a cloud-based legal solution that assists courts and prosecutors' offices with case management. It is primarily designed to help users prioritize tasks and record details on court cases.

Key features include case management, scheduling, fee management, fee collection, automated document creation, jury management, drug court management, child welfare management and document imaging. The platform assists courts with workflow automation and offers integrated solutions for electronic payments.

FullCourt is available in a browser-based interface that includes modular tools and applications. It comes with configuration, deployment, consulting, training, technical support and help desk support facilities. The platform integrates with police records management systems and other government offices and agencies.

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FullCourt Pricing and Plans

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FullCourt Features

Popular features found in Legal Case Management
Billable & Non-Billable Hours
Calendar Management
Case Notes
Client Portal
Communication Management
Conflict Management
Electronic Signature
Task Management
Trust Accounting
Workflow Management
More features of FullCourt
Billing & Invoicing
Case Management
Client Management
Contract/License Management
Document Imaging
Document Management
Drug Court Management
Jury Management
Records Management
Time Tracking

FullCourt User Reviews

Overall Rating

1.0

Ratings Breakdown

100%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

1.0

Value for money

1.0

Customer support

1.0

Functionality

1.5

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Shanelle H.

Used unspecified for unspecified

Review source

Reviewed February 2016

This is the most horrible, time consuming system in the 15 counties we frequent.

This ia a horrible, disgusting system for user such as myself and my company, who search titles in most of the counties in Western PA. It takes way longer, as there is not even a way to see if your party is a plaintiff or defendant, and no way to access the information we need without going through dozens of stupid, redundant screens. We all absolutly HATE it, and the office personell, when asked, don't have a clue except that they know how to input info. It is extremenly user unfreindly and there is so much room for error in research. I wish the persons who need to access public information could have been contacted instead of lower level data entry employees and IT geeks when creating the system.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Customer support

Ralph R.

Legal Services

2-10 employees

Used weekly for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed September 2016

Software is not user friendly and does not provide needed information

I use the system to retrieve law suit information. The Michigan Court rules require that public access be provided to cases filed. Since this system has been in place no information is attainable.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Nothing

Cons:

It is total garbage, hard to navigate and the little information that is available is useless.

sara h.

Verified reviewer

Legal Services

11-50 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed January 2023

Worst system I've ever used

Everyone in our office hates this system. The IT never has an answer or tells us "you're just too fast" and we're not even sending help desks anymore because it's pointless. If we walk out, it will be because of this system.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

There's very little to like when nothing ever works correctly

Cons:

Constant glitches, getting kicked out for no reason in the middle of random activities, no ability to batch processes like entering warrants on several cases, no ability to batch documents such as scanning to several cases, long pauses between loading pages makes everything time consuming. You have to go through several different screens to get the information most often requested like balance owed, court dates, documents, case number or citation number. Oh, and the balance owed is never actually accurate. You have to go to History or Payments to find a list of balances

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