The New York Courts have long been a leader in the creative integration and promotion of online forms and document assembly. They call them DIY Forms.
Here is a great video now up on YouTube.
It shows people why the system is useful.
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Those interested in this video might also want to watch the Maricopa County Superior Court’s ezCourtForms YouTube video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq27rkuQ3S8