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Client Document Chaser.
An app idea for estate planning attorneys.

A reminder tool that nags estate planning clients for the IDs, deeds, and beneficiary forms they never send back.

Gap foundResearched 29 September 2026 for estate planning attorneys

What the search found

Who pays
Estate planning attorney
The problem
Paralegals chase clients for documents against deadlines. One paralegal described a client frustrated about a deadline the next day, asking for documents the client claimed the bank already sent. Attorneys also argue about whether to send drafts to clients at all, which shows how messy the back and forth already is.
The gap
Clio, MyCase, SmartVault, and other legal document systems store and organize documents once they arrive. They are document management, not chasing. The gap is automated, polite, repeated follow up on a specific missing item until it arrives, with a status the paralegal can see.
Already out there
People asking for it
The big assumption
That attorneys will adopt another tool for chasing when their case management system already has client messaging and a portal.
Test it this week
Ask five estate planning paralegals to list the three documents clients most often fail to send and how many reminders it takes. Offer to run the reminders by hand for one week.

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