Lexary by Legal Hub Group: Check Court Documents Before Filing

What it checks

The problems clerks send back

Lexary reads each document and lists what to fix, and on which page.

• Signature lines left unsigned, and signatures with no date
• Blank parts of the caption: a party's name, the case title, the document's title, or the hearing date, time and department on motion papers
• Blank fields the clerk needs, such as the name, address or phone number in the attorney or party block
• A missing court name or court address
• A missing case number on a document filed into an existing case
• A party's name, an address or the case number written differently in two places, in one document or across the documents of one filing
• A document that is plainly a different kind of paper than the one it is filed as
• Pages that are unreadable, blank or missing from the numbering

What it does for you

Fixes, answers, and a way to file

• Fixes file formats and shrinks files too big for the court
• Answers your filing questions in plain English, day or night
• Tells you whether you can e-file in your court through Legal Hub Group, and helps you file when your papers are ready

What it does not do

Lexary is not a lawyer

• It does not give legal advice or judge the claims, amounts or facts of your case
• It can make mistakes, so review your documents carefully before you file
• It does not file anything on its own. Filing is a separate step you choose