Motion library
Every template in the library — search it, open a category, and start the motion you need. Or describe your situation and let the interview match it for you.
Document preparation, not a law firm — this is not legal advice.
Honest about what this is
Some motions are routine paperwork courts expect people to file themselves — continuances, fee waivers, support changes. Some are not: a motion to suppress evidence or for summary judgment is real legal argument, and this service says so on those flows and points you to a lawyer or legal aid. Every criminal flow starts with a reminder: if you cannot afford a lawyer, you have the right to a court-appointed one. Ask for it.
Document preparation, not a law firm — this is not legal advice.
This service prepares documents from the answers you give. It does not review your case, and it cannot tell you whether a motion is right for you. Court rules, fees, and deadlines vary by court and change over time — confirm them with the clerk of your court. If your situation involves a child in danger, a criminal charge, or a deadline measured in days, contact a lawyer or your local legal aid office as well.