NACM members know all too well how courts strain to cover basic expenses, much less innovations needed to help them adapt to seismic changes such as the exponential increase in debt collection and eviction cases on civil dockets. And the consequences are dire. Millions of civil court users face losing their children, housing, livelihood, and even liberty, most of them struggling to navigate the civil legal system, as well as traditional brick and mortar courthouses, without legal help.1 Many if…
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