Five paths you can follow today

1. Find and fill a court form

1. Read the caption on your paper. Write the state, county, and court name. Do not guess a different court.
2. Open the court-form catalog and choose that state or the federal district named on the paper.
3. Open the official file from the court site. Save a copy. Fill only the fields that apply to you.
4. Have a licensed attorney or a court self-help center review the draft if you can. JustLegal does not file or serve the form.

Find court forms

2. Read a court order and find your court's rules

1. Read the court order from the first line. Note the date, the case number, and who must do what.
2. Confirm the court from the caption. A state name is not a courthouse.
3. Open that court's official site from the catalog and save the local rules page the court publishes.
4. Write the next date the order mentions. Confirm the counting rule on that court's page. The tools do not calculate a deadline unless a published pack matches that court.

3. Request your own Medicaid, unemployment, or SNAP records

1. Open the records picker. Choose your state and the record type.
2. Use only the custodian, form, and links shown. If a field says Not confirmed yet, open the official agency site listed next to it.
3. A Medicaid access clock appears in 45 C.F.R. § 164.524(b)(2). An unemployment self-disclosure path appears in 20 C.F.R. § 603.5(c). SNAP fair-hearing file access appears in 7 C.F.R. § 273.15(p)(1). Confirm which rule matches your request.
4. Send the request yourself. Keep the copy you receive off this website if it has medical or account detail.

Start a records request

4. Verify a provider and prepare a fraud packet

1. Get the record first. Do not start with a hotline if you still need your own claims file or a public contract.
2. Look up the provider or vendor on the official sites: CMS NPPES NPI Registry, SAM.gov, and USAspending.
3. Tag each line on a verification receipt. A registry match is not a finding of fraud.
4. JustLegal is built to help you prepare records and tips for official routes such as america.gov/fraud, agency inspectors general, and counsel. A sealed False Claims Act complaint under 31 U.S.C. § 3730(b)(2) is filed by counsel, not by this website.

Open fraud and records

5. Use the Assistant and desktop app together

1. Use the JustLegal Assistant on Grok for questions, court-name checks, and draft outlines. Do not paste medical records or sealed files into a cloud chat.
2. Use the desktop app when you need to open a local folder, hash files, or keep private papers on your computer.
3. Run the pre-submission checks in the Assistant, then compare the draft against the files in the desktop vault.
4. You send the paper or the tip. The tools do not sign, e-file, or serve.