Question 1

Does Draftiro count court days for Texas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Draftiro counts court days against Texas's judicial-holiday calendar (and federal holidays under FRCP 6), skipping weekends and holidays. It does not compute rule-based filing deadlines from a triggering event — you supply the number of days and Draftiro applies the correct holiday set. Always confirm the governing rule and any local court closures.

Question 2

Is Draftiro the right tool for a solo attorney in Texas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Draftiro is built for solo and small-firm practice, starting at $29/month with no seat minimum and a free plan to evaluate.

Question 3

Does Draftiro comply with state-bar AI ethics opinions?

Accepted Answer

Draftiro tracks state-bar AI ethics opinions including California, New York, Florida, Texas, and DC, with supported-case citation checks when CourtListener is available, a no-training statement, an audit log and conflict checks described alongside each opinion. The attorney remains responsible for compliance.

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