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Custodio Legal

My day

Custodio Legal

Video tutorials in Spanish

These walkthroughs show the complete flow in the Spanish interface.

Everything that needs your attention today — legal terms, hearings, steps, court changes and findings to review — in one list, ordered from most urgent to what still has time.

Before you start

  • Be signed in to your practice.

Step by step

  1. Open My day from the menu.

  2. Use the filters at the top to see just one kind: legal terms, hearings, steps, court changes or pending reviews. Choose “All” to see them together.

    My day, with today’s list of pending items and the filters by kind

  3. Click a row to see its detail on the right: what it is, when it happens, and its status.

  4. If it’s a legal term, the detail explains where its date comes from.

  5. From the detail you can always open the matter, and depending on the kind of row one more way forward is added: see your full calendar, or open what needs review.

  6. If it’s a hearing, you can mark it as held, postponed or cancelled right there. Postponing it asks for the new date.

Selecting a row only opens its detail; it does not complete the item or change the matter. Before closing a hearing, check its title, date and file. Postponement preserves the original hearing as postponed and creates another with the new date; it does not erase the previous record.

How you know it worked

The row you closed out — a hearing you marked as held, for example — disappears from the list on its own.

If something goes wrong

What you see What happened What to do
“You have nothing pending” Nothing is due or needs your attention in the coming days Nothing to do
A legal term says “unconfirmed” Custodio couldn’t compute its date yet, or is waiting for you to confirm it Open the matter to review it
You can’t find a filter option Available kinds depend on the country and practice capabilities Check the country and plan; this does not mean a file is missing data

Depending on your country

Colombia has a legal-term catalogue, so its terms show up computed automatically in this list. Ecuador doesn’t have that catalogue in Custodio yet: its day brings hearings, steps, court changes and what’s waiting for review, but without a legal-term option in the filter. The Dominican Republic is in the same position: its day brings hearings and case-file steps -the file identified by its NUC- and computes no terms, because its clear-day count with the distance increase doesn’t live in Custodio yet. Costa Rica is registered in Custodio and is not offered yet: when it opens, its day will bring the hearings and the case-file steps, the file identified by its case number.