Everything from creating your account to walking into court with a plan — in order, step by step.
Charge type, court/jurisdiction, and any hearing dates you already have.
Any discovery, police reports, citations, or court orders you've already received.
Used to set up your private case portal login.
Start at the Legal AI portal and choose Express Case Breakdown or Full Express, depending on how much support your case needs. Both create your private, members-only case page.
Answer a short set of questions about your charge, jurisdiction, and where you are in the process (pre-hearing, awaiting trial, post-filing, etc.). This is what the AI uses to tailor everything downstream — the more accurate this is, the better the write-up.
Use the secure upload area to add discovery, police reports, citations, and any court orders. Uploads live in your private portal only — they aren't public and aren't shared outside your account.
Once intake and documents are in, your case write-up generates: a plain-language summary of your situation, the procedural posture, and what typically happens next in a case like yours.
From your case page, request your first motion draft, letter, and courtroom script. Each one is generated from your actual case details, not a generic template — review and edit before using any of them.
Log hearing dates, deadlines, and notes as your case moves forward. Your timeline stays attached to your account so nothing gets lost between court dates.
Use your courtroom script and case notes as your reference going into a hearing. If your case grows more complex, upgrade to Full Express for additional motions and a heavier strategy pack.
No. Legal AI is educational, self-help tooling. It's built to help you understand your situation and prepare paperwork — always have a licensed attorney review anything before you file or rely on it in court.
Your case page and uploads are private to your account, accessible only through your login.
Yes — you can move from Express Case Breakdown to Full Express at any point without losing your existing case data.
Yes — drafts and case notes are built to bring to a public defender or private attorney, not to replace one.