The five working pages
A Document Index, Chronology, Correspondence Log, Hearing Card and Advice Appointment Page. Print the pages you need, with room to write.
Download the print pack78 KB ↓The book’s companion tools · Australia
Put the chaos on paper.
A place for the dates. A place for the documents. A page to take into the room. Download what you need and start with one thing.
Free. No account, email address or book purchase required.
Pick the page for the job.
You don’t need to fill in everything. Choose the file that makes your next step easier.
Your hearing, on one page
The decision you seek, three strongest points, the difficult question and the outcome. Type into the four panels, save and print.
Download the Hearing Card78 KB ↓Make the appointment count
Put the question, key dates, documents and advice you need in one place before you speak to a lawyer.
Download the advice page79 KB ↓A record you can sort
Three sheets: Document Index, Chronology and Correspondence Log. Keep the event and its source together when you sort or filter.
Download the case records13 KB ↓That isn’t what we agreed
A concise letter for identifying an extra term and recording the agreement you actually made. Replace the bracketed fields.
Download the agreement letter37 KB ↓Ask for the missing document
Name the document, ask for a complete copy and give a clear requested date. Keep the request specific and factual.
Download the document request37 KB ↓The tools already on the website.
The existing prompts and preparation guides stay here, alongside the book’s downloads.
A letter just arrivedA guided AI prompt to separate the demands, dates and questions before you work through the detail.Open letter triage →
Litigation posture analyserUse the existing analyser with its instructions, source checks and limits.Open the analyser →
The prompt libraryPrompts for organising and checking material, with the human still in control.Browse the prompts →
Build the chronologyGive each event a date and a source you can find again.Read the guide →
Keep the correspondence logTrack what arrived, what was requested and what you did next.Read the guide →
Prepare for the hearingBring the documents, references and questions you need into the room.Read the checklist →
Use the software you already have.
Fillable PDFs: download a copy and open it in a PDF reader. Type, save, then reopen the saved file to check your answers. Add another sheet if you need more space.
Excel or Google Sheets: open the workbook in Excel, or in Google Sheets choose File → Import → Upload. Enter actual dates. Sort the whole table using its header arrows so the event stays with its source.
Word: replace every bracketed field, remove the instructions and check the facts before sending. Keep only statements you can support.
Printing: the worksheets are A4. Print at actual size, or fit to your paper if necessary. Pale lines leave room for handwriting without large blocks of ink.
These files are blank. Save your working copies somewhere you control. This page does not collect or upload your case documents.
General preparation tools, not legal advice or prescribed court forms. Check the rules, orders and forms for your own court or tribunal. A completed worksheet does not file, serve or extend anything. Find qualified help.
Last reviewed: October 2026 · Based on the working method in Self Rep Ready.