Upload your proof, choose your case type, and ask questions in plain English. Answers are designed to come from your documents and cited public law — and to tell you when there's no source. A practice space for your case, not a lawyer.
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Section 4 of your lease sets a $1,800 security deposit and says it may be applied to "unpaid rent and damage beyond normal wear and tear," with any deductions listed in writing [1]. Your lease doesn't answer everything, so check your state's rules or ask a licensed attorney.
Create a free account, start a case, and upload the contract (PDF, Word, or a photo). Then ask things like "Which terms could work against me?" or "What happens if I cancel early?" Answers are designed to point to the clause and page they came from and to tell you when the document doesn't answer your question. AI can make mistakes, so check each quote against the contract. The free trial covers up to 3 documents, no card required.
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Contracts, emails, notices, photos. Justice Genie reads them so you can ask about them.
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PDFs, Word, spreadsheets, and images are extracted, chunked, and remembered per case — so context carries across every question.
When your documents aren't enough, it retrieves authoritative public sources — federal regulations and case law — and links you to them.
Designed to avoid invented quotes or statute numbers: if it finds no source, it says so and tells you what to upload instead of guessing. AI can still make mistakes, so check every citation.
Tools to organize your paperwork and rehearse for a hearing, arbitration, or deposition — built around your own evidence. Not a substitute for a lawyer.
Upload contracts, emails, notices, photos, and filings. Justice Genie 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, Justice Genie looks up authoritative public law — federal regulations and court opinions — and runs an automated check that each citation appears to support the point before showing it, filtering out off-topic or out-of-jurisdiction results. Automated checks can miss errors: always open and verify every citation yourself.
Practice mode puts an AI in the chair across from you — opposing counsel, a judge or arbitrator, or a hostile witness — asking the hard, case-specific questions you'll actually face. Stuck? One click shows an example answer drawn from your documents, so you can practice responding.
Where it's allowed, Justice Genie can listen and offer AI-generated suggestions in real time, with the sources it relied on. Suggestions can be wrong — you decide what to say. Many courts and arbitrators prohibit electronic devices or recording, and some states require everyone's consent to record, so get permission and check your forum's rules before using live mode.
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Justice Genie is AI case-preparation software for people representing themselves in a legal matter. You upload your documents, pick a case type, and ask questions in plain English. Answers are designed to be drawn from your own documents and cited public law, and to tell you when there's no source. It is legal information, not legal advice.
No. Justice Genie is not a lawyer, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. It provides legal information grounded in your own documents and cited public law. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
Many courts allow self-represented people to use AI tools to prepare, but you remain fully responsible for the accuracy of anything you file or say. Some courts and judges have local rules or standing orders requiring you to disclose AI-assisted filings or restricting AI-generated content — check your specific court's rules before you file or appear.
Answers are designed to come only from retrieved source text — your uploaded documents first, then authoritative public law such as federal regulations and case law. Claims are cited, and when no source supports an answer the system is built to say so instead of guessing. An automated check compares each proposed citation with the source text and withholds ones it cannot match. No automated check is perfect: AI can still make mistakes, so verify every citation against the official source before relying on it.
It can help you prepare. Small claims is a supported case type, practice mode includes a judge-or-arbitrator persona so you can rehearse an arbitration hearing, and deposition tools offer AI-generated, cited suggestions and a plain-English recap of a finished deposition. It is not legal advice and cannot represent you.
An AI plays a role you choose — opposing counsel, a judge or arbitrator, or a witness — and asks tough questions grounded in your own case documents, probing the actual weak points and gaps in your evidence. When you're stuck, one click shows an example answer drawn from your documents so you can practice how to respond. It's a learning aid, not a script.
Your documents are encrypted at rest and isolated to your account. But because Justice Genie is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, there is no attorney-client privilege covering what you upload or ask — treat it as you would any non-privileged communication. See our privacy & security page for full detail on how your data is handled.
A general chatbot answers from its training data and can confidently invent facts, quotes, or citations. Justice Genie is designed to answer only from retrieved source text — your own documents and public law it looks up — to cite its sources, and to say when it doesn't have one rather than guess. It can still make mistakes, so check the sources it shows.
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Yes. Paid plans renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel online anytime from Plans → Manage billing in the app; access continues through the period you paid for. Billing is handled securely by Stripe — we never see or store your card details.
Justice Genie gives you legal information grounded in your evidence and cited public law. It is not a lawyer, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. AI can make mistakes, so answers show their sources for you to verify, and the system is built to admit uncertainty rather than guess. Justice Genie does not calculate legal deadlines. For decisions about your case, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
Plain-English preparation guides, reviewed against official court and arbitration sources.
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A jurisdiction-general checklist for evidence, witnesses, and the hearing itself.
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What courts have actually said, and how to avoid the fabricated-citation trap.
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