A CourtHelp professional service · Dallas–Fort Worth
Apply, complete licensing and practice details, get admin approval, then review case offers from consumers who already started a guided journey on CourtHelp. Work granted case files and documents in your dashboard — not a chatbot inbox.
Built for DFW attorneys working CourtHelp consumer cases — not fake growth metrics or escrow tools.
Submit your application. Admin reviews licensing and profile before you receive case offers.
Set practice areas, DFW service areas, and service fees so consumers and admin know how you work.
Review offers from consumers who requested counsel. Accept or decline from your dashboard.
Open matched cases with intake answers and private documents shared through the API.
The path that ships in product — from consumer intake to your granted case workspace.
On CourtHelp, the consumer opens a practice-area case, answers guided intake, and uploads documents.
When ready, the consumer requests counsel. Admin may assign or route offers to approved LegalHelp attorneys.
See the offer in your dashboard. Accept or decline. Fee snapshots come from your attorney fee catalog when assigned.
Access intake and documents for cases you are granted. Continue servicing from the attorney case workspace.
LegalHelp is invite-and-approval based for DFW. Complete these steps in the product.
Step 1
Create your account
Sign up as an attorney, verify email, then open Apply to join.
Step 2
Finish profile & licensing
Add licensing, practice areas, service areas, and fees. Submit for admin review.
Step 3
Work offers & cases
After approval, review offers and open granted cases from your dashboard.
What the attorney app actually does for Dallas–Fort Worth.
LegalHelp is the attorney side of CourtHelp. Consumers use CourtHelp to open guided cases; approved attorneys use LegalHelp to review offers and work granted case files and documents.
Create an attorney account, complete Apply, licensing, practice areas, and related profile fields, then submit. Admin moves you through Draft → Submitted → Under review → Approved (or requests changes). Case offers require approval.
No. You review offers in your dashboard and can accept or decline based on capacity and fit. There is no minimum acceptance quota in the product.
Apply for approval, finish your profile, and start reviewing case offers from CourtHelp consumers in Dallas–Fort Worth.