Creating and editing structured content

Structured legal content needs to be created in a specific way as certain content types depend on other content types.

• Legal problems:

  • require a solution, which must be created first. A legal problem cannot be saved without a valid solution.

  • allow for frequently asked questions, which must be created first and attached.

• Solutions have optional components that must exist to be attached to a legal solution. These are:

  • Legal form

  • Legal how-to

  • Helpful organization

• Legal how-tos require Legal steps, which must be created first.

There are 7 structured content types:

• Creating DIY Legal Solution
  • Provide a title and subtype
  • Provide descriptions
  • Draft introduction
  • Tag the DIY Legal Solution to specific taxonomies
  • Include possible solutions and prevention options
  • Link to frequently asked questions
  • Link to related content
  • Add additional metadata
• Creating a Legal Option
  • Create the core solution information
  • Categorize the solution
  • Add legal difficulty
  • Define eligibility rules
  • Define the result
  • Build out additional related components
  • Complete the Legal Option legal metadata
  • Add additional metadata
• Organizing legal steps into a How-to
  • Create the core how-to information
  • Categorize the How-to
  • Define how long the process takes
  • Define the steps in the process
  • Add additional metadata if needed
  • Style notes
• Creating Legal Step
  • Style notes
  • Legal forms needed
  • Jurisdiction
  • Creating or editing a step
  • Add editorial metadata
• Restructuing Easy forms and blank forms for use in steps
  • Relationship to Easy Forms
  • Relationship to Statewide fillable PDFs
  • Creating and editing a legal form
  • Full add/edit form
• Creating a Legal Question
  • Add Question and Description
  • Categorize the legal problem
  • Draft the answer or answers
  • Tag related content
  • Add Content Management Metadata
• Helpful Organizations
  • What is a helpful organization?
• Managing structured content FAQs

They often rely on:

• Paired Markup
• Coverage area
  • Jurisdiction and Negate Jurisdiction
• Structured Text & Lists
  • Paired markup section
  • List segments section