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Based on your lease and the cited statute, the deposit and an itemized statement are due within 21 days of you moving out [1][2].
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Upload contracts, emails, notices, photos, and filings. LegalAI reads and remembers them across your whole case, so when you ask a question the answer is built from your record — quoting the page and exhibit it came from, not a generic web result.
When your documents aren't enough, LegalAI looks up authoritative public law — federal regulations and court opinions — and runs a verification pass that confirms each citation actually supports the point before showing it. Off-topic or out-of-jurisdiction results are filtered out.
Practice mode puts an AI in the chair across from you — opposing counsel, a judge, or a hostile witness — asking the hard, case-specific questions you'll actually face. Stuck? One click reveals the best grounded answer so you walk in prepared.
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LegalAI is an AI legal assistant for people handling a legal matter. You upload your documents, pick a case type, and ask questions in plain English. Every answer is drawn from your own documents and cited public law, and it tells you when it doesn't have a source. It is legal information, not legal advice.
No. LegalAI provides legal information grounded in your evidence and cited sources, not legal advice. It is not a law firm and not a substitute for a licensed attorney. For decisions about your case, consult a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction.
Answers are generated only from retrieved source text — your uploaded documents first, then authoritative public law such as federal regulations and case law. Every claim is cited, and when no source supports an answer the system says so instead of guessing. A separate verification step confirms cited law is actually supported before it is shown.
Yes. Practice mode runs a mock examination where an AI plays opposing counsel, a judge, or a witness and challenges you with hard, case-grounded questions, with a "show best answer" option. Live hearing mode can suggest what to say in real time, grounded in your documents and verified law.
Yes. Each case belongs to one account and is isolated from other users — no one can see another person's cases or documents.
LegalAI gives you legal information grounded in your evidence and cited public law. It is not a lawyer and does not provide legal advice. No AI system is perfect, so every answer shows its sources for you to verify, and the system is built to admit uncertainty rather than fabricate. For decisions about your case, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
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