Structured intake for serious case preparation

Start your case in a clearer, more organized way.

This page helps users organize the facts, identify the people and records involved, and generate a structured summary showing how courts commonly analyze issues. It is built to feel practical right away, not unfinished.

Case Intake

Guide the user step by step, then generate a structured output they can review, expand, and later connect to forms and court pages.

This tool is for legal information and case organization. It does not determine what legal claim a person has and is not a substitute for legal advice.

Case Type

Facts

People & Records

Output

Province

General issue type

What is the main goal?

This helps the site decide whether the user needs filing guidance, issue organization, or document preparation.

What happened?

When did the problem start?

Most recent important event

What harm, loss, or problem resulted?

Who is involved?

What documents, messages, or records do you already have?

Any known deadline or court date?

Your Structured Case Output

Case summary

Possible legal pathways courts may examine

Information likely to matter most

Suggested next preparation steps

What this page should feel like

Users should be able to start immediately, understand what details matter, and leave with something more organized than what they came in with.

Guided, not overwhelming
Professional, not robotic
Helpful without crossing into legal advice

What the generated result is for

The output gives users a clean starting structure they can later connect to court forms, procedure pages, evidence checklists, and document drafts.

Where this connects next

Ontario Small Claims page
Ontario Civil page
Documents and Forms page
Legal principles and case law pages