Most people face the legal system without a lawyer.
Now there's a specialist assistant built to help.

Person reading a letter from the family court Person filling in a family court form Person preparing for a family court hearing

Access to Justice builds AI assistants that each specialise in one process, from Family Court to SEND tribunals. Every one is built on researched, maintained information about how that process really works, and it learns the details of your case. It explains what's in front of you, keeps track of what's coming, and helps you prepare.

Less time lost. Less stress.

You, back in control of your own case.

Here's what that actually looks like

No more guessing what a letter means.

Send a photo of any letter, form or order. Within seconds you'll know what it means, what it's asking of you, and by when.

What does this letter mean?

No more feeling lost in your own case.

Every document, deadline and conversation, held in one place from day one to your final hearing. Ask about your case months later and it just knows.

When is my next deadline?

No more walking into a hearing unprepared.

Before every hearing it walks you through what to expect in the room, what to bring, and what the court or tribunal will want to know.

What happens at my hearing?

No more facing it without help.

Tell it what you want to say. It writes a real first draft, ready for you to review, refine, or hand to a solicitor.

Help me start my statement.

How it works

Three steps, whatever you're facing.

1

Upload

Whatever you've been sent. A letter, form, order or report. A photo is enough.

2

Ask

What does this mean? What do I do next? Help me write this.

3

Understand

A plain-English explanation, a first draft, or your next deadline. In seconds, and remembered for next time.

Family Court Assistant

Family Court Assistant

Children. Divorce. Finances.
From the first letter to the final hearing.

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SEND Assistant

SEND Assistant

For parents fighting for the right support for their child. EHCPs, tribunal, evidence, the lot.

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The legal system was built for people with lawyers. We're building for everyone else. Understanding your own case is not a privilege. It's a right, and it's yours. This is Access to Justice.

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