Pro Se AI Legal Tool — AI Motion Builder and Court Document Formatting for Self-Represented Litigants
Pleadwise guides self-represented litigants through case intake, organizes user-provided information into a draft, and formats filings to court-specific rules. Case-law search links to source opinions; users must independently verify every citation before filing.
How Pleadwise Works
Enter your case information, select your court jurisdiction, and review the generated draft. Pleadwise applies configured margins, line spacing, font requirements, caption blocks, page numbering, and pleading-paper formatting. Most PDFs compile in minutes.
What We Format
Motions, oppositions, replies, declarations, briefs, complaints, answers, discovery requests, subpoenas, and any other civil litigation filing. We cover 94 federal district courts and state courts across all 50 states. Each jurisdiction has unique formatting rules and we know them all.
Case Law Research
Search over 3,500 cases across 48 jurisdictions. Our case law research engine covers U.S. Supreme Court decisions, federal circuit courts, and state courts including California, New York, Texas, Florida, Ohio, and more. Browse landmark decisions by topic — motion to dismiss, summary judgment, personal jurisdiction, due process, discovery, and evidence — or search by keyword with jurisdiction filtering.
Argument Builder
Build structured legal arguments with our guided tool. Select your argument type, input your facts, and we help you organize persuasive legal reasoning with proper case citations and procedural framework.
Pricing
Pleadwise is free to start with one formatted document and no credit card. A $79 one-time Case Pass covers one case for 60 days, three court-ready documents, guided AI drafting, source-linked case-law search, and a persistent case file. It does not renew automatically.
Resources
- How to Format a Court Filing
- 7 Formatting Mistakes That Get Filings Rejected
- How to Write and Format a Motion
- Court Filing Margins, Fonts, and Line Numbers
- How to Format an Answer to a Complaint
- E-Filing Guide for Pro Se Litigants
- Certificate of Service Guide
- Federal vs State Court Filing Requirements
- How to Format Discovery Requests
- Legal Caption Block Format Guide