AI chat for consultation preparation
Make your first meeting with a lawyer count.
AI Lawyer helps you sort out your situation, organize the facts and documents, and turn it all into a short set of questions and notes for your consultation.
Works in your browser. Mind your deadlines: if one may apply, contact a lawyer promptly.
Consultation notesReady to bring along
- •Situation: deposit withheld, no itemized list, moved out 3 weeks ago
- •Ask: what deadlines apply, and is the withholding lawful?
- •Bring: lease, move-out photos, messages with the landlord
Prepares you, never replaces your lawyer
AI Lawyer helps you show up organized. Legal advice and strategy stay where they belong, with your lawyer.
Facts first
Timeline, documents, and deadlines come before opinions, because those are what a lawyer needs from you first.
Ends in notes, not a scroll of chat
Everything worth keeping gets pinned into consultation notes you can open in the meeting.
From “I might need a lawyer” to a productive consultation.
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Describe what happened
Tell AI Lawyer about your situation in plain language. It asks the questions a careful intake would ask: what happened when, who was involved, what has been said or signed.
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Sort out the facts
Together you build the timeline, gather the documents that matter, lay out how your situation is commonly handled, and turn that into questions worth asking a professional.
3
Pin it, bring it
Pin what matters into consultation notes: your situation in a few lines, key dates, documents to bring, and your questions. Most first consultations are short; prepared people get more from them.
Sort out your situation
Plain language in, clear picture out.
Legal problems arrive tangled: events, people, papers, and worry, all at once. Describe yours in your own words. AI Lawyer asks what happened when, what was signed, and what you still have in writing, and helps you see which facts will matter in the room.
App screenshot: situation conversation
The AI Lawyer chat mid-conversation: a user describing a legal situation, follow-up questions about dates and documents, and one response showing a pin action. Capture from the real app at mobile width, light mode.
App screenshot: questions and document checklist
The preparation view: a short list of how situations like this are commonly handled, suggested questions to ask the lawyer, and a document checklist (lease, photos, correspondence), each with a pin control.
Questions and documents
Know what to ask. Know what to bring.
The document you forgot is the follow-up meeting you did not need. AI Lawyer helps you assemble the paper trail, build a timeline a lawyer can use immediately, and write down the questions that matter before the meeting starts.
Pin it, bring it
Short meeting. Full picture.
Many first consultations are free and brief. If the first twenty minutes go to retelling the story, the advice gets squeezed. Bring your consultation notes instead: situation, dates, documents, questions, one short page, and spend the time on what the lawyer thinks, not on what happened.
Photo: consultation notes before the meeting
Photograph, warm and candid: a person at a cafe table or office lobby reviewing consultation notes on their phone before a meeting. Calm and composed, not stocky.
Good moments to open AI Lawyer
Questions people ask
Is this legal advice?+
No. AI Lawyer gives general legal information and helps you organize your situation before a consultation. It does not give legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Decisions about your matter belong with your lawyer.
Is what I write here privileged?+
No, and this matters: conversations with AI Lawyer are not protected by attorney-client privilege. What you discuss with your actual lawyer is. Keep your notes factual and save the sensitive strategy conversation for the lawyer in the room.
What about deadlines?+
Legal deadlines and limitation periods are real and can quietly close your options. If you think one may apply to you, do not wait to finish preparing; contact a lawyer promptly and prepare in parallel.
What kinds of situations is it for?+
Everyday civil matters: employment issues, landlord and tenant questions, family matters, small business contracts, inheritance questions, immigration paperwork. It is not for emergencies. If you are facing an arrest, a court date within days, or a restraining order, skip the preparation step and contact a lawyer or your local bar association immediately.
Can I share my notes with my lawyer?+
Yes, that is the point. Your consultation notes are written to be handed over: the situation in a few lines, key dates, the documents you are bringing, and your questions. Lawyers work faster from an organized page than from a retold story, and you can share the notes before or during the meeting.
How is this different from a general AI chatbot?+
General chatbots answer questions and move on. AI Lawyer is built around one job: getting you ready for a consultation with a real lawyer. The conversation is structured like an intake, and everything useful gets pinned into notes you take with you.
What happens to my conversations?+
Your conversations are stored so you can come back to your pinned notes. The privacy policy explains the details, including how to delete your data. Privacy questions are welcome at privacy@ailawyer.chat.
Your consultation can start prepared.
Describe what happened, pin what matters, and bring your notes with you.
Open AI LawyerNot legal advice. Mind your deadlines.