LegalSpeak.US turns court procedure into plain English, drafts complaints and motions from your facts, tracks deadlines, and keeps evidence organized — so you can show up prepared.
Ask procedural questions in plain English. Context-aware of your case, jurisdiction, and timeline.
Generate complaints, answers, motions, affidavits, and demand letters formatted for court.
Track filing deadlines, response windows, and upload exhibits — all in one place.
65+ civil case types across all 50 states, from small claims to habitability to custody.
Claim limits, service and response windows, filing fees, and statutes of limitation for your jurisdiction.
Generate court-formatted documents, label exhibits, and get key deadlines added to your calendar automatically.
Rehearse your hearing against a simulated judge, download Times New Roman PDFs, and file with your court.
No. LegalSpeak.US is self-help software. It does not provide legal advice or representation, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state.
All 50 states plus the District of Columbia. Each jurisdiction has its own small-claims limit, service and response windows, appeal window, filing-fee range, and statutes of limitation loaded into the app, and documents are formatted to that state's conventions.
Yes — you download them as Times New Roman 12pt PDFs and file them yourself with your court, or through your state's e-filing portal. Read every draft line by line first; unreviewed downloads are stamped DRAFT on purpose.
When you create a case, the app calculates your service, proof-of-service, response, and hearing-prep dates from your state's general civil timelines and adds them to your calendar. Always confirm the exact dates against your court's local rules and any order you receive.
A practice mode where a simulated judge questions you about your case, probes the weak points, and gives coaching notes after each answer — then a debrief listing the exhibits and answers to prepare. It does not predict how your judge will rule.
No. The free tier lets you open a case, chat, and generate documents within monthly limits. Paid tiers raise the limits and add defendant searches and priority drafting.