How it works
Fact organisation and filing format guidance for people filing on their own behalf.
- Step 1 - Court and dispute
Choose the court that will receive your documents, then the kind of dispute. The format requirements shown next come from that court's published rules.
- Step 2 - Your account, in order
Fill in what happened. Short entries are fine. Dates and amounts are printed exactly as you enter them.
- Step 3 - Your document set
Four files are prepared from your answers. Review the two confirmations below before downloading.
What is in the package
- Statement of facts draft - editable document, laid out in the paragraph format this court uses.
- Filing checklist - what to bring, in how many copies, and why documents get returned.
- Disclosure statement - who prepared this set and what it does not cover.
- Citation verification checklist - only if you entered a statute, rule or case reference yourself.
Both confirmations must be ticked before the download becomes available.
- Read the disclosure statement for this court before downloading.
- Confirm you understand: citations are not verified
The link is valid for 24 hours and stops working after 3 downloads.
Every format rule is listed with its source so you can check it yourself.
This tool organises facts and aligns page format. It does not provide legal advice and does not replace a licensed attorney, and no attorney has reviewed your documents.
Only the courts listed on this site are covered. Nothing is generated for a court that is not listed.