Scribe

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In your words.

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Legal help for everyone else.

Got a letter, a deadline or a problem you don’t understand? Talk it through with Scribe, in your own words. It’s free.

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  • An AI assistant, not a lawyer
  • English or Spanish
Scribe · AI assistant

Hi, I’m Scribe, an AI assistant, not a lawyer.

Or start with what’s happening

Your story. A clearer next step.

Here’s how a conversation with Scribe starts.

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Example conversation

  1. My landlord kept my whole deposit. I moved out two months ago.

  2. So you moved out two months ago, and the landlord kept all of it. Is that right?

  3. Yes. And they haven’t sent anything in writing.

  4. Thanks. Many states set a deadline for returning a deposit or sending a list of what was kept. Which state is the rental in?

Start your conversationFree to talk

Start with what’s in front of you.

Plain-English guides for the letters and moments that bring people here. Read first, or talk it through.

All guides
Debt and money

Got a letter from a debt collector? Here’s what it means.

What the letter has to tell you, the 30 days that matter, and how to answer.

Kyle Moore · 9 min readRead the guide Housing

Need to break your lease? What to know before you go.

What your lease says about leaving early, the legal ways out, and what it can cost.

Kyle Moore · 9 min readRead the guide Immigration

Got a request for evidence from USCIS? Here’s what it means.

What the request is asking for, your deadline, and how to put a response together.

Mimi Phan · 8 min readRead the guide

What you leave with.

Every conversation ends with something you can use.

A clearer picture

General legal information about your situation, in plain English.

A summary you can share

Scribe writes up what you told it. You read it first and decide where it goes.

A next step

Help with a task, a lawyer, or free legal help near you. You choose.

Talking with Scribe is free; separate legal services may have a cost.

Who’s behind Scribe

Kyle Moore, co-founder of Scribe

Not every case needs a lawyer running it. A lot more could use a lawyer reading it.

— Kyle Moore

Kyle Moore

Co-founder, Scribe · Georgia trial attorney

A Marine Corps veteran and Georgia trial attorney since 2013, Kyle brings his courtroom experience to Scribe’s founding team. Licensed in Georgia.

Meet Kyle

Good questions. Straight answers.

An open door to legal help.

Legal questions are part of real life: your home, your work, your family, your plans.

Is talking with Scribe really free?

Yes. Talking with Scribe is free.

Separate legal services or representation may have a cost.

Is Scribe a lawyer?

No. Scribe is an AI assistant.

Scribe is an AI assistant, not a lawyer. A conversation does not create an attorney-client relationship. AI can make mistakes. Check important details, and talk to a lawyer before you act.

What happens during a conversation?

You talk it through, in your own words.

Scribe asks what’s happening, checks it has understood and helps you explore possible next steps. If a letter prompted your question, keep it nearby.

Am I committing to anything?

No. You choose what happens next.

Ask questions, pause or take time to think. A conversation doesn’t commit you to legal services or representation.

In your words. At your pace.

Let’s talk
it through.

You don’t need to have it all figured out. Start with what’s on your mind in a free phone conversation with Scribe, our AI assistant.

A free conversation. You choose what comes next.

Scribe is an AI assistant, not a lawyer. A conversation does not create an attorney-client relationship.