LawIntake

LAWINTAKE SAMPLE

Make the next action and handoff blocker visible on every new real-estate matter.

Where do Florida real-estate firms lose time between enquiry and matter handoff?

LawIntake is a configurable workflow view for Florida real-estate teams managing new matters: from first enquiry and conflict-screening preparation through engagement, document collection, internal review, matter opening, and handoff.

The fictional matter below shows the type of operational information a firm could see in one place: what is complete, what is blocked, who owns the next step, and whether the firm has marked the configured workflow ready for handoff.

Illustrative sample only. No real client, firm, property, financial, or confidential data is shown. LawIntake supports operational workflow visibility; it does not determine conflicts, firm acceptance, legal completeness, compliance, deadlines, or replace firm procedures and professional judgment.
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Fictional matter: at a glance

Florida residential condominium purchase — buyer

Illustrative workflow only. No real client, property, or confidential data is shown.

  • Matter stage Intake and document collection
  • Target closing 24 October 2026 Fictional target date
  • Handoff gate Blocked Acceptance decision and onboarding review remain
  • Checklist progress 6 ready · 6 open · 1 applicability review Configured workflow items
  • Next action Conflict review Assigned attorney
  • Workflow owner Intake coordinator Coordinates follow-up and handoff
  • Latest activity Purchase contract received Queued for internal review
  • Time-sensitive follow-up Association estoppel request Follow-up due 10 October 2026 — fictional operational date

Matter context

This fictional sample shows the operational context a team may need to move a new residential purchase from enquiry to internal review and the next handoff.

Matter type
Residential condominium purchase
Jurisdiction
Florida
Client role
Buyer
Property type
Condominium
Intake source
Website enquiry (fictional)
Matter owner
Intake coordinator
Assigned attorney
Assigned attorney (illustrative)
Buyer contact
Verified; preferred contact recorded
Property reference
Address and unit reference on file (fictional)
Target closing
24 October 2026 (fictional)
Seller / other parties
Seller and known counterparties prepared for firm review
Financing
Lender contact pending client confirmation
Condo / association
Association contact recorded; document requests in progress

What the team can see immediately

A compact view of common intake, review, document, ownership, engagement-readiness, and follow-up items for this fictional matter.

Compact fictional workflow visibility with status, owner, next action, and sample timing
Item Status Owner Next action Sample timing
New enquiry intake Complete Intake coordinator Ready Received today
Conflict party details Received Intake coordinator Ready for firm review Submitted today
Conflict review Pending attorney review Assigned attorney Review screening summary Next internal review
Acceptance decision Not recorded Assigned attorney Record firm decision After conflict review
Engagement / onboarding Prepared Intake coordinator Send only after acceptance decision Queued
Purchase contract Received Real-estate paralegal Review key dates and parties Next review cycle
Client identification documents Received — review needed Intake coordinator Review under firm onboarding procedure This week
Lender confirmation Awaiting client Client / intake coordinator Confirm lender contact Follow up in 2 business days
Association estoppel Request in progress Real-estate paralegal Check response / follow up 10 October 2026 — sample follow-up date

The purpose is not to decide whether a matter is legally complete. It is to make the current operational state, ownership, timing, and next action visible before the next internal handoff.

Before the next handoff

The intake coordinator can see that the purchase contract is in, but the file should not move to engagement or matter opening yet. The next work is owned: attorney conflict review, firm acceptance decision, and onboarding-document review.

LawIntake is showing the work state and handoff blockers—not deciding whether the firm may act or whether the matter is legally complete.

Configurable for transaction-specific work

This fictional condominium purchase includes optional association follow-ups, an estoppel request, association documents, reserve-related information, and a firm review of whether a milestone-inspection or SIRS-related item is relevant.

These are illustrative firm-configured workflow items. The firm determines which items apply and whether available information is sufficient.

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1. What best describes your role in residential real-estate matters? (required)
2. Where is a new real-estate matter’s status mainly tracked today? (required)
3. Which areas create the most follow-up or uncertainty? Select up to two. (required)

Choose one or two options. The “no meaningful uncertainty” option cannot be combined with other choices.

4. How often do incomplete information, missing documents, unclear ownership, unclear timing, or unclear handoffs slow a new real-estate matter? (required)

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The detailed fictional matter below shows how the workflow can extend from new enquiry through firm review, engagement decision, document collection, transaction-specific requirements, and matter handoff.

Matter checklist tracker

Track what has been requested, received, reviewed, or is still missing—and who owns the next step.

Client identification documents in this sample reflect a configured firm onboarding process. They do not determine legal, AML, title, lender, or identity-verification requirements for every Florida real-estate matter.

Illustrative matter checklist with status, ownership, and next actions
Item Status Requested Received Owner Next action
New enquiry intake Complete — Yes Intake coordinator Ready
Client contact details Complete — Yes Intake coordinator Ready
Conflict-screening party list Received Yes Yes Intake coordinator Ready for firm review
Conflict review — assigned attorney Pending review Yes Yes Assigned attorney Review screening summary — firm decides next step
Acceptance decision Not decided — No Assigned attorney Firm reviewer decides whether to proceed
Engagement / onboarding letter Prepared — awaiting acceptance decision — No Intake coordinator Send only after the firm decides to proceed
Purchase contract Received Yes Yes Real-estate paralegal Review details
Client identification documents Needs review Yes Yes Intake coordinator Review documents requested under firm onboarding procedure
Lender confirmation Pending Yes No Client / intake coordinator Confirm when known
Matter open / handoff pack Not marked ready for handoff — No Intake coordinator Open or hand off when the responsible firm reviewer marks the configured items ready
Matter-specific condominium examples — configured for this fictional sample; not required for every firm, property, or transaction
Association contact details Complete Yes Yes Intake coordinator Ready
Estoppel request In progress Yes No Real-estate paralegal Follow up
Condo questionnaire Missing Yes No Real-estate paralegal Request from association
Association documents Received Yes Yes Real-estate paralegal Review
Reserve-related information Needs review Yes Yes Assigned attorney Flag for internal review
SIRS / milestone inspection — firm review of applicability Review applicability Depends Depends Assigned attorney Confirm whether this item is relevant to this matter

Optional, firm-configured example for this fictional condominium purchase. The firm determines applicability, sufficiency, and next steps under its own procedures and professional judgment. Applicability-review rows are not completeness, deadline, or overdue determinations.

Ownership and next steps

The goal is to avoid unclear “pending” work by showing the next action, its owner, timing, and whether the firm has marked the sample workflow ready for the next handoff.

Illustrative ownership and timing for key matter follow-up work items
Work item Current status Assigned owner Next step Timing
Conflict review Pending review Assigned attorney Assigned attorney reviews screening summary and decides next step Next internal review
Engagement send Awaiting acceptance decision Intake coordinator Send engagement only after firm decides to proceed After review
Client identification follow-up Needs review Intake coordinator Review documents requested under firm onboarding procedure This week
Association / estoppel follow-up Waiting on response Real-estate paralegal Check response and chase outstanding association items 10 October 2026 — sample follow-up date
Purchase contract review Ready for review Real-estate paralegal Review received contract Next review cycle
Matter open / conveyancing handoff Not marked ready in this sample workflow Intake coordinator Open or hand off when responsible firm reviewer marks configured items ready After acceptance decision + configured outstanding items

Operational workflow status—not a legal-completeness, compliance, deadline, or acceptance determination.

Conflict-check and engagement summary

Firm review required. LawIntake organises screening information and operational status; it does not determine whether a conflict exists, whether the firm proceeds, or whether an engagement should be sent.

Illustrative conflict-check and engagement summary with review areas and outcomes
Review area Status Visible outcome
Buyer / client names Captured Available for firm conflict screening
Seller / listing-side parties Captured Listed for internal review
Other known counterparties Captured Included in screening pack
Conflict review Pending firm review Awaiting assigned attorney
Acceptance decision Not decided Awaiting firm decision before engagement is sent
Engagement / onboarding letter Prepared — awaiting acceptance decision Send only after firm decides to proceed
Matter open readiness Not marked ready in this sample workflow Handoff is not marked ready while configured review items remain open

Safe screening fields only are shown. Do not treat this fictional sample as a complete conflict checklist.

Matter-specific requirements — condominium example

Optional, firm-configured example for this fictional condominium purchase. The firm determines relevance to the building, transaction, available records, and its procedure.

Illustrative condominium-related requirements with status and visible outcomes
Example requirement Status Visible outcome
Association information Complete Contact and request details visible
Estoppel Requested Follow-up owner, sample timing, and next step visible
Condo questionnaire Missing Listed as an outstanding item
Association documents Received Ready for internal review
Reserve-related information Needs review Flagged for attorney / firm review
SIRS / milestone inspection — firm review of applicability Review applicability Confirm whether this item is relevant to this matter. The firm determines relevance and next steps.
Key exception / follow-up flag Flagged Visible before handoff in this sample workflow

Client identification documents in this sample reflect a configured firm onboarding process. They do not determine legal, AML, title, lender, or identity-verification requirements for every Florida real-estate matter.

From intake to matter handoff

  1. Enquiry received

    Capture the new residential purchase enquiry.

  2. Minimum screening info

    Collect enough detail for initial internal screening.

  3. Conflict details submitted

    Send party names for firm conflict review.

  4. Firm reviews

    Attorney or intake team decides whether to proceed.

  5. Engagement requested

    Send onboarding / engagement items after acceptance.

  6. Details and documents

    Collect client details, supporting documents, and firm-configured matter items.

  7. Open or hand off

    Open the matter or hand off when the responsible firm reviewer marks the configured items ready.

What this demonstrates

  • Client and matter intake context in one clearer operational view.
  • Document collection, timing, follow-ups, and outstanding items with visible ownership.
  • Open items and readiness signals before the next handoff—not a claim of legal completeness.
  • A configurable real-estate law-firm workflow that can adapt stages, roles, and matter-specific checklists to the firm’s process.
  • Optional condominium/association examples without presenting them as mandatory for every Florida matter.

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Disclaimer

Illustrative sample only. No real client, firm, property, financial, or confidential data is shown. This page is for operational and informational purposes only. It is not legal advice, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and does not determine conflicts, firm acceptance, legal completeness, compliance, deadlines, or legal requirements. LawIntake supports workflow visibility and does not replace firm procedures or professional judgment. Do not enter confidential information in the research questionnaire. Survey answers remain on your device until you choose to copy or share them.