Academy All-Access — Lifetime
$500.00
One payment unlocks every Lawtopolis Academy course — all current courses and every course we add — for the life of the platform.
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Description
Legal courses all-access gives you every course in the Lawtopolis Academy for one payment of $500. It covers every course available today and every course we add later, for the life of the platform. There is no subscription and nothing renews.
What legal courses all-access includes
Right now the Academy has 15 courses, each with short lessons and a quiz:
- How Courts Work: State and Federal Court Systems
- Legal Research Basics: Statutes, Rules and Cases
- Court Deadlines: Computing Time and Calendaring
- Starting a Civil Lawsuit: Complaint, Summons and Service
- Serving Court Papers: Summons, Service and Proof
- Responding When You Are Sued
- Motions Practice: Writing and Filing a Motion
- Discovery: Getting Information From the Other Side
- Evidence Basics for Hearings and Trials
- Courtroom Procedure: What Happens at a Hearing
- Pretrial and Trial: From Scheduling Order to Verdict
- Settlement, Mediation and Arbitration
- Judgments and Collection: After the Court Rules
- Appeals: How to Challenge a Court Decision
- Small Claims Court Step by Step
When we publish a new course, it appears in your account automatically. In addition, your progress and quiz results stay saved, so you can stop and come back at any time.
How all-access works
First, create a free account or sign in. Next, buy all-access at checkout. After payment, every course unlocks right away. Single courses are also available for $49 each if you only need one.
The lessons explain the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Federal Rules of Evidence and the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, and they point to how state courts handle the same steps. For the official text, see the current federal rules on uscourts.gov and our state procedures guide.
Important
The courses teach how the law and court procedure work in general. However, they are not legal advice, and finishing a course does not make you a lawyer. For help with your own case, talk to a licensed attorney.
All sales are final. Refunds are not available on courses or All-Access. See our refund policy.
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