Lexary checks your papers, free
Before you file, Lexary checks your court papers and offers to fix problems it can help with. You review the proposed fixes before applying them.
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LegalConnect sells software to litigation support service providers. If you file through a LegalConnect-powered portal, compare the provider behind that portal as well as the software.
Filing with Legal Hub Group
From the first upload to the court’s answer, here is what you can do with Legal Hub Group.
Before you file, Lexary checks your court papers and offers to fix problems it can help with. You review the proposed fixes before applying them.
Work through one step per screen and one warning at a time, with time to review each one before continuing.
Upload phone photos of your court papers. We turn them into a clean PDF; pages of one document can be combined in order. Review the converted document before filing.
If the court rejects a filing, Lexary explains the rejection in plain English and helps you understand what the court says needs attention.
Use one account for e-filing, arrange paper filing through Legal Hub Group, and order process serving. Paper filing and process serving are quoted separately.
Side by side
Official provider information, as of October 2026. Prices and service availability may change.
| Feature | Legal Hub Group | LegalConnect |
|---|---|---|
| Who the service is for | Law firms, legal professionals and self-represented filers can open an LHG account. | Litigation support providers use the platform to serve their own customers. |
| Choosing where to file | Choose from the court and case options currently available through LHG. | Its EFSP directory helps filers choose a court-approved partner provider. |
| Document workflow | Lexary checks court papers free with every filing. | Customer and operations portals manage orders, documents and returned court documents. |
| Business tools | A filing and service account for the customer placing an order. | Vendor dispatch, process-server mobile updates, payments and reporting for providers. |
| Physical services | Paper filing and process serving in all 50 states, quoted separately. | The software supports providers offering process serving and other court services. |
Fair is fair
For a person who needs to file papers, the practical choice is LHG or the specific provider operating a LegalConnect-powered portal. For a business buying operations software, LegalConnect describes a different kind of product.
Where we’re different
Check the courts we file in before creating your filing.
Questions
Check the court, case and complete quote before submitting documents.
LegalConnect’s site describes software used by litigation support service providers and lists partners in its EFSP directory. Identify the provider taking your order, then check that provider’s court coverage, charges and service terms.
A law firm placing a filing should compare the actual filing provider it would order from. LegalConnect’s software also serves businesses that manage customer orders, dispatch vendors and operate their own support service.
Yes. Legal Hub Group is a certified e-filing service provider for California courts. Check Courts we file in for the courts and kinds of case currently available through the platform.
The Legal Hub Group fee is $14.99 per filing, with no subscription. Court fees and any applicable court-system or payment-processing charges are additional. Review the itemized total before submitting.
Electronic service is included free where the filing path supports it. Availability depends on the court and case. Los Angeles civil filings through Legal Hub Group do not currently include electronic service. Physical service of process is a separate service.
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Not legal advice. This page explains public filing information. It does not tell you what to put in your own case. Legal Hub Group is a certified e-filing service provider for California courts, not a law firm.
Information checked as of October 2026. Rules, form revisions and provider prices can change. The court decides whether to accept a filing.
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