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Cons

Because Time Matters does far more than document assembly, you may well be tempted to switch to Time Matters even though your office may use a different solution for tracking client, case and calendar information. That could be good or bad, depending on your office's commitment to a different system.

·	Lacks the high-end power of competing products, though it makes that power available through a link to HotDocs
·	Does not produce a separate listing of data used to complete a document
·	Costs slightly more than HotDocs, but less than FastDraft.
·	Depends on the stability of the word processor's Mail Merge capability, which has been problematic in some installations of Microsoft Word

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