Lexary by Legal Hub Group

What is Lexary by Legal Hub Group

Lexary by Legal Hub Group is a free AI court document checker that reviews documents before filing for the problems that get filings rejected: missing signatures, blank dates, empty caption fields, mismatched names and addresses, and missing case details. It reads PDFs, Word files, and photos like a court clerk, before the clerk does. Lexary is made by Legal Hub Group, a certified e-filing service provider for California courts.

How to use Lexary by Legal Hub Group

1. Upload your documents: Choose or drag and drop up to 10 files (PDF, Word, or photos) of up to 50 MB each. Optionally, specify what you are filing (e.g., "a complaint in Santa Clara").
2. Run the check: Lexary reads each document and lists what to fix, and on which page. It flags issues such as missing signatures, blank dates, empty caption fields, mismatched names and addresses, and missing case details.
3. Review the results: See a summary of problems and suggested fixes. Lexary also answers your filing questions in plain English.
4. Fix and file: Lexary can fix file formats and shrink files too big for the court. When ready, you can e-file through Legal Hub Group's e-filing service (separate service at $14.99 per filing plus court fees).

Features of Lexary by Legal Hub Group

• Checks for missing signatures and signatures with no date
• Flags blank parts of the caption: party names, case title, document title, or hearing date, time, and department on motion papers
• Identifies blank fields the clerk needs, such as name, address, or phone number in the attorney or party block
• Detects missing court name or court address
• Flags missing case number on a document filed into an existing case
• Spots inconsistencies in names, addresses, or case numbers across documents
• Identifies when a document is plainly a different kind of paper than the one it is filed as
• Detects unreadable, blank, or missing pages
• Fixes file formats and shrinks files too big for the court
• Answers filing questions in plain English, day or night
• Tells you whether you can e-file in your court through Legal Hub Group
• Free with every filing, no limit
• No account? 5 free checks a day

Use Cases of Lexary by Legal Hub Group

• Pre-filing check: Attorneys and self-represented litigants can upload court documents to catch common errors before submitting to the court, reducing the risk of rejection.
• Filing preparation: Users can get answers to filing questions and ensure documents meet court requirements.
• Document correction: Lexary helps fix file formats and reduce file sizes to meet court specifications.
• E-filing integration: After checking documents, users can proceed to e-file through Legal Hub Group's service.

Pricing

Lexary is free with every filing, with no limit. You can also try it without an account with 5 free checks a day. E-filing through Legal Hub Group is a separate service at $14.99 per filing plus court fees.

FAQ

What is Lexary? Lexary by Legal Hub Group is an AI that reads court documents the way a court clerk does and points out what would get a filing rejected, such as a missing signature, a blank date, or an address written two different ways.

Is Lexary really free? Yes. Lexary is free with every filing: it checks your documents on every filing at no extra cost, with no limit. You can also try it without an account, with 5 free checks a day. E-filing through Legal Hub Group is a separate service at $14.99 per filing plus court fees.

Is Lexary legal advice? No. Lexary looks for common filing problems such as missing dates, signatures, addresses, and court information. It does not advise you on your case, and it can make mistakes, so review your documents before you file.

What can I upload? PDFs, Word documents, and photos of your pages, up to 10 files at a time and 50 MB each.

What happens to my documents? Your documents and conversation are saved and may be reviewed by our team to improve the service. Only upload documents you are allowed to share.

Can Lexary file my documents? Lexary helps you get ready, then you file through Legal Hub Group's e-filing service.