Fill Legal Forms Faster and Without the Billable Hours

Upload your legal form PDF to Simplicity AI. Our platform converts the form into an interactive questionnaire that walks you through each section in plain English. Simply visit our website, upload your form, and follow the prompts to complete it in minutes. Try it for free.

Yes. Upload any court document, notice, prior filing, or attorney correspondence as a source file. Simplicity AI extracts case numbers, party names, court names, filing dates, and other relevant details, and automatically populates the correct fields. You verify and adjust, rather than retyping from a court notice.

No. Simplicity AI is a form-filling tool, not a law firm. It helps you complete legal forms accurately and efficiently, but it does not provide legal advice, interpret laws, or recommend legal strategies. If you need legal guidance, consult a licensed attorney. If you need your forms filled out correctly, that's where we come in.

Every jurisdiction has its own forms with its own field structures, formatting requirements, and filing rules. Simplicity AI recognizes the format of each form and maps your information to the correct fields. If a form requires jurisdiction-specific entries, such as court department numbers, division codes, or local filing fees, AI prompts you for those details.

Yes. Paralegals, legal assistants, and attorneys handling high-volume filings can upload case documents and populate forms across multiple matters and jurisdictions. Simplicity AI maps case data to each court's specific form layout, reducing preparation time per filing and minimizing errors across your caseload.

Yes. Legal forms contain highly sensitive information, including case numbers, financial disclosures, criminal history, personal declarations, and information filed under penalty of perjury. Simplicity AI encrypts all documents, handles your data privately, and never shares it with third parties. Your data stays yours.

Your petition says "John A. Smith." Your declaration says "John Smith." Your proof of service says "J. Smith." The court now has three different versions of the same party name across related documents, which can cause confusion, processing delays, or challenges from the opposing party. Simplicity AI locks party names across all forms in a filing set to ensure consistency everywhere.

You completed the form perfectly, filed it on time, and then forgot to serve the other party or forgot to file the proof of service. Without proof that the opposing party received the documents, the court can't proceed. Many cases stall not because of the substance of the filing but because the proof of service was incomplete, unsigned, or never submitted. Simplicity AI flags proof-of-service requirements and ensures that the server's details, method, date, and signature are completed.

Legal declarations require specific facts, dates, and details. Writing "the landlord has not maintained the property" doesn't give the court enough to act on. The court needs "On January 15, 2025, I notified the landlord in writing about a broken heater. As of February 19, 2025, no repairs have been made." Simplicity AI prompts you with targeted questions about dates, actions taken, and specific facts so your declaration is detailed enough to support your case.

A form signed in the wrong place, signed by the wrong person, or missing a signature entirely gets rejected. Some forms require notarization, some require a declaration under penalty of perjury, and some require both. Simplicity AI identifies every signature block on the form, specifies the required signature type, and won't generate the final PDF until all signatures are completed.

Legal deadlines are absolute. A response to a lawsuit filed one day late can result in a default judgment against you. A motion filed after the court's cutoff date gets denied without consideration of the merits. Simplicity AI can't track your court deadlines, but it helps you complete and export the form the same day, so the paperwork isn't the reason you miss the filing window.

Many court filings require exhibits, such as contracts, photographs, correspondence, financial records, or other evidence referenced in the form. Filing without the required attachments means the court can't consider the evidence that supports your case. Some courts reject the entire filing if required exhibits are missing. Simplicity AI generates an attachment checklist based on what the form references, so you know what to include before you submit.

Courts revise their forms periodically to reflect changes in law, procedure, or local rules. Submitting a form that was last updated three years ago, when the court has since added new required fields or changed the form, means your filing gets rejected on a technicality that has nothing to do with the merits of your case. Always upload the most current version of the form to Simplicity AI.