A2J Author is a cloud-based software tool that enables non-technical authors from courts, clerk's offices, legal services organizations, and law schools to build web-based document assembly projects. It is designed to deliver greater access to justice for self-represented litigants through user-friendly guided interviews.
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The platform's A2J Guided Interviews have been used over eight million times to assist self-represented litigants around the world. Authors can rapidly build and implement interviews without technical expertise, and the tool integrates with LawHelp Interactive to deploy guided interviews across multiple US states. A built-in feedback form within the A2J Viewer collects input directly from end users who complete interviews.
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Web-based interviews that guide self-represented litigants through document assembly.
Interface for running interviews and collecting end-user feedback.
Deploys guided interviews across multiple US states via LHI.
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An A2J Guided Interview is a web-based tool that walks self-represented litigants through questions to assemble legal documents. Over eight million runs have been completed worldwide, and live examples are available demonstrating the format used by courts, legal services organizations, and law schools.
Non-technical authors from courts, clerk's offices, legal services organizations, and law schools can rapidly build and implement user-friendly web-based document assembly projects. The platform requires no technical expertise, making it accessible to court staff, legal aid professionals, and academic users.
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