Legal documents are supposed to conform to some set formatting. Most lawyers use a pre-formatted earlier document and edit the new drafting over it. This is apparently a convenient way of drafting pleadings, motions or other documents. But a document often contains some texts that need to inserted in various places within the document over and over again. For example, in an Affidavit-in-Opposition to a Writ Petition, the Writ Petition number, year and the party they are representing have to be typed in many places. Finding out the those places and manually changing all those parts is a tiresome and boring task. What if those texts could be inserted once for each document and then those texts would automatically be inserted in others places as well? Well, this can be done in several ways. What I find most convenient is using custom document Properties and inserting them by a Field called DocProperty. Once a source document template is configured, the following documents based on it c...
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