You can, however, use a program to help keep your deadlines in order and on the calendar. You still need to make sure they dates are correct but this can help. You also need to check to see how it is updated and that it is programed to follow your jurisdiction's deadlines. You do not want to use a program set for Texas if you live in California. If it follows local rules it is even more helpful. A "rules based" calendaring system is what you want to find. One website is www.deadlines.comLinks to an external site.. You simply enter the date and information regarding the case and the timeline is automatically produced for you. Go to the website and review what you canWhat do you find could be (in future practice) or is (if you are currently working) the most confusing aspect of manually tracking/calendaring deadlines for you