Two calculators and a set of articles about how courts count time.
Somebody has to know whether the deadline is next Monday or the Monday after, and doing that math by hand at the end of a long day is how errors get in. That is the whole reason this site exists.
Two browser-based calculators: one adds or subtracts a day count from a date, the other counts business days between two dates. Both default to the eleven U.S. federal holidays recognized under FRCP Rule 6(a)(6), and both run entirely on your device, so nothing you type gets sent anywhere.
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