Who it is for
Consumer-defense firms that want a faster way to find and prioritize newly filed debt-collection matters.
At a glance
What is FiledNotFound?
FiledNotFound is a Miami-Dade court docket intelligence service for consumer-defense attorneys. It monitors new county civil and small-claims debt-collection filings, reads qualifying complaints and attached documents, and delivers a source-linked brief to one subscribed firm in the selected slice.
What is covered
Miami-Dade County civil and small-claims filings, with case identifiers, docket links, document findings, hearing clocks, and review flags.
What makes it different
The workflow is source-first and slice-scoped: each delivered record stays with one firm while that firm subscribes.
Why it wins
The standing question, answered before you open the PDF.
Documents read, not skimmed
We read the filed documents in full — every pleaded claim with its principal/interest/fee breakdown, the assignment chain and its gaps, what's actually attached versus merely referenced.
Affiant pattern intelligence
The same sworn signers cover the volume filings we track. The pattern record compounds nightly and can't be backfilled by anyone who starts later.
4 affiants · 12 filings — week oneHearing clocks, live
Pretrial dates pulled from the clerk's docket with a countdown on every lead. Urgency you can act on the same morning.
29–41 days · tickingOne firm per slice. Enforced in software.
Exclusivity isn't a promise — the delivery engine consumes each lead the moment it's sent. A delivered lead can never reach a second firm.
How it works
Filed at night. On your desk at 8 AM.
20:47 — Filed
The complaint hits the docket
Debt buyers file in volume — 33 suits in one hour is a normal Monday. Defendants are pro se and staying that way.
20:50 — Read
Every filing is captured and sorted
Every new filing is captured and classified; your slice's qualified leads get the deep read — the claim's breakdown, neighborhood economics, and the summons service address cross-checked against the complaint.
21:10 — Briefed
A legal executive summary, drafted and verified
Three paragraphs per lead: posture, what the documents say, and the intake questions worth asking. Every figure traced to the page it came from.
08:00 — Found
One email. One firm. One slice.
You get the leads in your slice — geography, claim band, or practice type — and nobody else ever sees them.
Territory
Slices are real estate. Yours is either open or it isn't.
Miami-Dade partitions into exclusive territories and practice slices. When a firm takes one, it's gone — grandfathered at renewal for as long as they subscribe. Illustrative — ask what's open today.
North Dade
Central
YOU
YOU
South Dade
County-wide
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Pricing
Priced like the retainers it generates.
$500/mo
Founding — whole county
- Every qualified lead, all divisions, all plaintiffs
- First pick of territory at partition, grandfathered
- Daily digest + console access + pattern records
- One firm. Forever while subscribed.
$350–400/mo
Slice — territory or practice
- Exclusive slice: geography, claim band, or plaintiff class
- Same briefs, same clocks, same patterns — your slice only
- Opponent profiles: volume, cadence, affiant rotation, fee stacking
Free / 1 week
Trial week
- The real product for your slice — no diluted demo
- Lands daily at 8 AM
- Then it opens to the next firm who asks
Fair questions
The three things everyone asks.
How is FiledNotFound different from consumer lead generation?
A form-fill reaches someone who already knows they need help. A docket-monitoring workflow starts with the public filing and can surface potential matters before someone searches for counsel. The record is tied to the case and clerk docket, and delivery is limited to one firm per slice.
How do I verify a FiledNotFound record?
Each delivered record is tied to a case number, a UCN when available, source documents, and a link to the live clerk's docket. Counsel can verify the record independently before deciding whether to contact anyone.
"Can they even afford me?"
You pick the slice at onboarding — geography, claim band, plaintiff class, or practice type — so your team can work within its own intake strategy. FiledNotFound does not assess legal merit or predict a recovery; counsel decides whether a matter is appropriate to pursue.