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Three Simple Steps

From answering questions to downloading your filing, we guide you through the entire process.

1

Just Answer the Questions

We ask in plain English. You never have to know the legal terms.

2

We Build the Complaint

Your answers become a properly formatted, numbered, court-ready filing — automatically.

3

Download and Win Back Your Time

Get your PDF and file it. Done in one sitting, not one month.

What Actually Happens

The three steps above, unpacked, including the eligibility check that comes before the questionnaire.

Eligibility check first

Before any paperwork, three yes/no questions check that your claim fits: that it happened in Florida, that it happened within the last four years, and that it is worth $50,000 or less. Larger claims are filed in Circuit Court and tend to be more complex.

If your claim isn't a fit, we tell you why and offer to connect you with a partner law firm instead.

Create your account

Once you clear the screening, you set up an account so your answers are saved as you go. You can leave and come back: your progress is held against your case, not your browser session.

Work through the questionnaire

The questionnaire is broken into sections with a running checklist, so you always know what's done and what's left. Each question carries plain-language guidance on what the court needs and why.

You can attach supporting documents as you go.

Review before anything is generated

You get a full review screen showing every answer you gave, grouped by section, with the chance to go back and correct anything before your complaint is assembled.

Your complaint is assembled

Your answers are merged into a properly formatted Florida civil complaint, with correct structure, numbered paragraphs, and the counts your answers support.

Download, then file

Download the finished document as a PDF and file it with the court. If you'd rather have a lawyer take it from here, you can ask to be connected to a partner firm at any point.