Everything

All of it, in one place — including an honest account of what is missing.

Start here

Start — pick your situation Plain-language entry. What this is, what you need, what it costs you (nothing).

Step-by-step guides

Health-insurance denials 11 steps · deadline board, claim-file request, appeal packet, external review Vehicle defects and lemon law 11 steps · evidence inventory, defect timeline, diagnostic-records request Contractor disputes 11 steps · contract anatomy, payment-to-scope ledger, permit record, demand letter

Notes — read these whatever your situation is

Your AI will invent a court case Over 1,900 court decisions have addressed AI-invented citations — most involving people representing themselves How to capture something so it proves what you need Before, during and after — and why you never edit the original What to do when you didn't get the video Same-day notes, telling someone, asking them for their record, and never passing off a re-creation On the phone — before, during, and after Get the name and reference number first; send the confirmation email the same day Ask them for their own records The single most useful idea here, and almost nobody does it Quote them, don't describe them "He kept stalling" can be argued with. Three dated quotes cannot. Don't delete anything Not the bad photos, not the angry draft. Turn off auto-delete today. Do you need a lawyer? Honest signals, and where to find free and low-cost help

Finished examples

Vehicle-defect case file Complete and fully fictional — the real shape of the output Insurance appeal file Deadline board and denial ledger Contractor case file Payment-to-scope table and promise ledger

What we cover, and what we don't

Jurisdiction files carry the deadlines and statutes for one place. They are thin, and pretending otherwise would be the opposite of the point.

Area	Covered	Missing
Health insurance	ERISA self-funded plans	All 50 states
Vehicle defects	Illinois	49 states
Contractor	Illinois	49 states

If your state is missing The method still works — the steps are the same everywhere. What changes is the deadlines and the statute names, and the guides tell the assistant to research and verify those with you against primary sources. Never take a deadline from this site, or any site, without checking it yourself.

The full methods, and the source

health-insurance-case-file The written method, all 11 prompts, jurisdiction files, legal-review issue form lemon-case-file Same, for vehicle defects — plus the evidence-site infrastructure contractor-case-file Same, for contractor disputes

Everything is Apache-2.0. You do not need GitHub to use any of it — the guides above are the same content, made for a phone.

Help make it better

If you practise law One file, about 40 minutes: confirm four facts for your state and cite them. No git needed. Anything else Corrections, anonymised outcomes, press. A human reads it — but slowly, and there is no guaranteed reply.

Not legal advice Nothing here is advice about your situation, and nobody here is your lawyer. Deadlines and rights vary by state. When the stakes are high, bring what you build to a lawyer — your state bar runs a referral service, and lawhelp.org lists free and low-cost help.