Know about every relevant court filing in your county the day it hits the docket
Keystone pulls foreclosure complaints, divorce petitions, and probate filings directly from county courts and delivers them to your dashboard within days, not the weeks a recorder feed takes. Built for foreclosure defense attorneys, family law practices, and estate lawyers who win cases by getting there first.
Why filing-day awareness matters for your practice
The attorney who reaches a homeowner or family first shapes the outcome. A foreclosure defendant who gets a call from your office the day the complaint is filed, before they have retained counsel, is far more likely to engage than one who receives a mailer three weeks later alongside five other firms. The same applies to a divorcing spouse with real property, or an heir who just entered probate with a house to deal with.
Aggregator lists refresh weekly or monthly and are sold to dozens of attorneys and investors in the same market. By the time you see the filing, five other practices have already called off a stale copy. Court-direct, same-day filing alerts mean you can be first to call instead.
How attorneys use filing alerts by practice area
Identify new lis pendens and mortgage foreclosure complaints on the day they are filed. Reach the defendant homeowner before the answer deadline starts running and before competing firms make contact. Each filing includes the property address, plaintiff lender, estimated property value, and homeowner contact information where available.
See new divorce and dissolution petitions involving real property. Useful for attorneys who represent respondents (the spouse who did not file), for mediators who handle property division, and for practices that want to reach parties before they retain counsel for the property side of the case. Lenders and agents who work divorce cases: see the divorce professionals page.
Track new probate filings and estate notices where real property is part of the estate. Heirs dealing with a decedent's property often need legal counsel for the estate administration, title clearing, or property sale. Early awareness means your practice is the first one they hear from.
What you get per filing
- Party names (plaintiff/petitioner and defendant/respondent) and case number
- Property address
- Filing date, case type, and current case stage
- Plaintiff/lender name (foreclosure cases)
- Estimated property value and equity estimate (where available)
- Direct link to the county court docket
- Homeowner contact information including phone and email (where available)
Court-direct, same-day alerts
Filing alerts for your market are pulled court-direct, the same day the case is recorded, not licensed through a broker pipeline that ages the data by weeks. The competitive advantage of early awareness comes from speed, not from limiting who else can subscribe.
States we cover
Try it for your county, free
7-day free trial. No credit card. See a sample of actual court filings for any available county for a full week. If it fits your practice, continue at $69–$449/month depending on county size.