Document decoder
Upload a court letter. Know exactly what it means and what to do next.
Try it freeFile response by 28 April
Attend hearing on 12 May
How it works
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Take a photo with your phone, or upload the PDF. No forms to fill in first.
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PDF, photo, or screenshot
We read and translate
We identify the document type, translate the legal language into plain English, and flag every deadline.
Know what to do
What this document is, what it means for you, whether you need to act, and when. Plus a glossary of every legal term.
Document type
Child Arrangements Order
Action needed by 28 AprKey terms
Why this is different
The usual approach
Receive a court letter at 9pm. Panic. Google every legal phrase one by one. Still unsure what you need to do, or when.
Our approach
Upload it. Get a plain-English breakdown in seconds. Know exactly what it means, whether you need to act, and what the deadline is.
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This tool provides procedural information for England and Wales. It is not legal advice. If you need advice about your specific situation, speak to a solicitor - A lawyer who manages your case day to day, handles paperwork, gives legal advice, and instructs a barrister when needed. Unlike barristers, solicitors deal with you directly and handle the ongoing relationship. or contact Citizens Advice - A national charity offering free, confidential advice on legal, financial, and other problems. They have local offices across England and Wales..