Quick answer
Use this only as a date-checking aid. Court, tribunal, and regulatory deadlines can have special counting rules, cut-off times, and exceptions.
Important caution
Legal and formal deadlines can be unforgiving. Some rules count calendar days, some count clear days, some exclude non-business days, and some move a deadline when it lands on a weekend or holiday.
How to use it safely
Check the exact rule first, then use the calculator to sanity-check the date range. If the deadline matters, verify with the court, regulator, official guidance, or a qualified professional.
Before you act
If a formal deadline is important, do not rely on a calculator alone. Check the official rule, the relevant jurisdiction, and any cut-off time that applies.
Use the free calculator
Open the main calculator, choose your start and end dates, select the country, and decide whether public holidays should be excluded.
FAQs
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a general date calculation aid only.
Do court deadlines exclude weekends?
It depends on the specific rule and jurisdiction.
What should I do for an important deadline?
Check the official rule and get professional advice if needed.