A plan with real dates
Your problem becomes a matter: the plan, the dates that count, your documents, and a record of everything that has happened.
Describe your problem in your own words. Go Legal Ai builds you a step-by-step plan, drafts the letters and forms, checks them for risk, and keeps every date that matters in one place.
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Step-by-step plans cover England & Wales. What else you should know →
What you told usMy tenancy ended and my landlord is keeping £900 of my deposit. He says it was for cleaning but he never sent me anything.
Your problem becomes a matter: the plan, the dates that count, your documents, and a record of everything that has happened.
Not a screenshot you can't edit. A real Word file with tracked changes you accept or reject, and a version history you can go back to.
When your plan needs an official form, we fill in the genuine one. The file you download is the real form, not a lookalike.
Send a document to be signed and it uses no credits. You get the signed PDF, a certificate, and a record of every step.
You don't need to know any law to start. You type what happened in your own words, and the plan comes from there.
Tell us what happened in your own words. We ask up to five short questions, and you can skip any of them.
You get stages, tasks and dates — each date labelled with where it comes from: the law, your contract, a scheme, or just good practice.
Draft, review, fill the form, get it signed. Everything stays in the one matter, with a history of what happened.
You don't need to know the legal name for it.
Four things Go Legal Ai does that are hard to believe until you watch them. These are working copies of the real screens, filled with example text.
Upload a contract and Go Legal Ai lists what it finds. Each item quotes your document word for word and tells you which clause it came from, so you can check it in seconds. If you want the fix, it goes in as a tracked change you accept or reject. Nothing changes without you.
The Supplier shall be liable without limitation for any loss, cost or expense arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, howsoever caused.
The Client may terminate this Agreement at any time on giving 7 days written notice. The Supplier may terminate only on 6 months written notice.
Payment shall be made within a reasonable period following receipt of an invoice.
Anything serious pushes the score to at least 70. The score can't flatter a document.
“liable without limitation”
There is no ceiling on what the Supplier could owe. A cap is the single most common protection in an agreement like this.
“The Supplier may terminate only on 6 months written notice”
One side can walk away in a week, the other needs half a year. That imbalance is usually worth raising.
“within a reasonable period”
“Reasonable” means whatever the paying side says it means. A number is easier to enforce.
Scanned against version 3. Your document is now on version 4.
Some checks don't use AI at all — words you defined but never used, a reference to “clause 12” that doesn't exist, capital letters that don't match.
A review can be stopped while it runs, and stopping it stops the spend.
Court forms ask a lot of questions. We fill in the ones your matter already answers and leave the rest empty. Suggestions appear next to the box and never go into it until you say yes.
If we don't know something, we leave it blank. A blank you fill in is fine. A guess would be a false statement on a court document. Here, that's “date the tenancy ended”.
The paper form asks its questions across dozens of separate boxes. We regroup them into the questions a person actually needs to answer.
The courts updated this form on 14 March. Your answers were typed against the older version — here are the boxes to check.
You download the finished PDF and file it the way you always would. We don't send anything to a court.
Which forms we can fill in depends on which official versions we currently hold. Your plan tells you the one you need.
Move an ordinary task to a new day and your matter updates to match. Move a deadline that's set by law and we put it back and tell you why — because that date isn't ours or yours to choose.
Dates set by law also get an extra warning two weeks out.
Google Calendar and Google Drive work today. Microsoft is coming.
These dates live in the app, and in your calendar if you connect one. We don't email you before a deadline yet.
Put the signature box where it belongs and we store it as a position on the page, not a pixel. When you send it, the document locks. You get the signed PDF, a certificate, and a list of every step where each entry is locked to the one before it.
x 0.62 · y 0.81 · w 0.28
Stored as a share of the page, not as pixels — so zooming can never move it.
Locked at version 4 · sha-2563f9c1a7eChain verified · 6 of 6
Each entry stores a fingerprint of the one before it. The database refuses to change or delete an entry, and reading the trail re-checks the whole chain.
ESIGN / UETA and eIDAS disclosure accepted (v1) is recorded before anyone can sign, and our server does the stamping — a signer can't alter the document they're signing.
Sending a document to be signed costs no credits.
These are simple electronic signatures. We don't check anyone's identity with a certificate.
AI gets things wrong. The useful question is whether a product makes it easy to catch when it does.
Every risk we flag comes with the exact words it came from, and the clause it sits in, so you can check it in seconds.
On a court form, a box we have no fact for is left empty. A plausible guess would be a false statement.
Defined terms, cross-references and citations are checked by code, not by a model. Those answers don't vary.
Suggested edits arrive as tracked changes you accept or reject. On a court form you accept every one by hand.
Stop a long answer part-way and you stop paying for it.
When the assistant talks about your document, our server reads the actual file. It doesn't take your browser's word for what's in it.
Not a directory of strangers. Go Legal is one in-house team, and you see what something costs before you agree to it.
A free 15-minute call to work out what you actually need.
A process server instructed on your behalf.
For when you don't know where someone is.
Certified copies for official use.
Before you commit to a name.
Formation and filing, handled.
Most are a fixed price, shown before you agree. A consultation starts with the free call.
Subscribers pay less.
We don't show star ratings here. We haven't collected any yet, and we're not going to invent them.
Everything is included on both plans — the assistant, drafting, review, court forms, signing. What changes is how many AI credits you get each month, and they come out of one shared balance rather than separate allowances.
You pick a plan and add a card. Nothing is taken while the trial runs, and if you cancel before it ends you pay nothing. There is no free version of Go Legal Ai — the trial is the free option.
No badges. Here's what is actually true about how your account works.
It cannot reach our database. To open a document it gets a one-off link that stops working after five minutes.
Every request is checked against who you signed in as, and anything we haven't deliberately opened up is closed.
Signing, and comments on documents, are written to logs where the database itself refuses to change or delete an entry.
Share links and signing links are stored as a fingerprint, so not even we can read the original back out.
And see every device that is signed in, and sign them out.
Download everything, delete a conversation, or delete your account for good. One unsubscribe link stops every email we send.
We'd rather you read this now than find out later.
Go Legal Ai gives you legal information and document tools. Nobody here is acting as your solicitor. For advice on your own position, book a consultation.
You can still open a matter, upload your papers, ask questions and have documents drafted for Scotland, the other countries we cover, and any US state. We just won't build you a guided plan until we support that law properly.
We fill in the official form and you download it. Filing it is still your step.
Dates show up in the app and sync to a calendar you connect. Email reminders aren't switched on yet.
It searches five official sites: legislation.gov.uk, caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk, bailii.org, gov.uk and judiciary.uk. We don't have a paid legal database.
Fine for most everyday documents. They are not identity-checked certificates.
That's the download format for anything drafted here.
No. You type what happened in your own words. Go Legal Ai asks up to five short questions — skip any you don't know — and builds the plan from there. Legal words are explained where they come up.
Yes. You add card details to start, nothing is taken while the trial runs, and if you cancel before it ends you pay nothing.
No. The trial is the free option.
Every risk it flags quotes your own document word for word, so you can check it. Some checks use no AI at all. It is instructed never to invent a case name or a section of an Act. It can still be wrong, so check anything important before you rely on it.
Step-by-step plans are England & Wales. Everything else — matters, uploads, questions, drafting and review — works for Scotland, thirteen other markets, and every US state (you pick the state, because US law is state law). If yours isn't listed you can add it.
No. It fills in the official form and you download the completed PDF, then file it the way you always would.
Yes. It's our own team, not a directory of strangers, and a 15-minute call to work out what you need is free.
Download everything, or delete your account for good. Documents come out as Word files.
Describe it in your own words. You'll have a plan in a few minutes.
Free trial · Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing
You add a card to start. Nothing is taken until the trial ends.