Fill Your Court Forms, Free, Fast, In Any Language

CourtForm AI helps you upload a court PDF, answer plain-language questions, and download a prepared copy of that same PDF with your answers placed into recognized form fields when the PDF supports it.

No. CourtForm AI is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, legal strategy, legal recommendations, or legal representation. It only helps with form completion.

No. You decide what you want to put on your form. CourtForm AI can explain what a field is asking in plain language, but it does not tell you what choices to make.

No. You can upload a PDF, answer the interview, review your answers, and download the completed form without creating an account.

Choose Upload PDF, upload the court form you received or downloaded from a court website, select your language, answer the questions, review your answers, and download the completed PDF.

No. You supply the PDF. CourtForm AI does not provide official court forms or replace the court website.

The utility is built for court PDFs with fillable fields, including family law, parentage, custody, support, service, domestic violence, small claims, and other court-related forms when the PDF can be parsed.

Some scanned or image-only PDFs may not have usable fields. If the form cannot be parsed, the site may not be able to fill it automatically.

The goal is to support uploaded forms from any state by reading the PDF fields and building an interview around that form. State-specific results depend on the uploaded PDF and the fields available in it.

CourtForm AI is designed to work from the uploaded form structure, but no automated system can guarantee every PDF from every court will parse perfectly. You should review the completed form before filing.

Yes. After you choose a language, the interview is designed to show and speak the questions in that language. After you approve your answers, CourtForm AI prepares the English text needed for the printable court form.

Yes. If you complete the interview in another language, your approved answers are translated literally into English for the final printable form. CourtForm AI does not add facts, strengthen wording, or rewrite answers for legal effect. You must review the English version before filing.

Where voice features are available in your browser, you can speak answers and review them before moving forward.

Yes. You should review your answers carefully before downloading and filing the completed PDF.

Yes. The review step is intended to let you check answers and fix anything that is wrong before download.

Skipped fields may be left blank. You should only skip a field if you want it blank or if it does not apply to your situation.

No. CourtForm AI helps prepare the PDF. You are responsible for printing, signing if needed, serving if required, and filing with the correct court.

No. You are responsible for reviewing, dating, and signing forms where required.

No. Courts can reject forms for many reasons, including missing information, local rules, filing fees, service problems, or incorrect form choice.

Your PDF and answers are stored temporarily for the session and are auto-deleted after the completed form is downloaded or the session expires.

CourtForm AI is designed as a form-filling utility. If you separately request provider help, the contact information needed for that request may be shared with the provider you choose or request.

Start again from Upload PDF. Session expiration protects privacy and prevents old uploaded forms from staying active.

CourtForm AI is not emergency help. If there is immediate danger, call emergency services. For urgent legal needs, contact a licensed attorney, legal aid office, or the court.

Yes. You can request legal or court-related services through the site, including attorneys, notaries, process servers, interpreters, document preparation services, and other support providers.

No. Providers are independent businesses or professionals. You should confirm licensing, pricing, availability, conflicts, and engagement terms directly with them.

No. Provider connection is optional. You can use the PDF utility without hiring anyone.

Review every answer, check the official court instructions, confirm the correct court and county, sign where required, make copies if needed, and follow the court rules for filing and service.

Attorneys, law firms, notaries, process servers, mediators, interpreters, document preparation services, paralegal services where allowed, legal aid groups, shelters, nonprofits, and other court-support providers may apply.

A provider account gives access to provider tools such as profile setup, lead visibility, lead notifications, service coverage, billing, and dashboard functions as available on the site.

Leads can come from people who are filling out court forms, requesting legal or court-support options, searching for local services, or responding to provider and advertising placements.

Lead exclusivity depends on the specific provider program, routing rules, and any written terms in effect at the time. Providers should confirm the current program before buying or subscribing.

No. CourtForm AI can help connect providers with people requesting court-related help, but it cannot guarantee conversion, hiring, payment, eligibility, or client fit.

Provider tools are intended to support coverage by location and service type so providers can focus on the counties, states, or service categories they handle.

Provider availability controls may allow providers to mark themselves active or inactive for lead routing. If inactive, the provider should not expect new routed leads.

Yes. Providers and advertisers can use advertising placements to reach court-form users during relevant form-preparation moments.

Advertising options may include top banner, sidebar, bottom banner, and other placements shown around the interview or site experience.

The advertising model is designed for relevant targeting such as state, county, and case type where supported by the system and campaign setup.

Use a clear business name, service categories, coverage area, contact method, licensing or credential information where applicable, languages served, and a direct description of what you can help with.

Provider review and compliance workflows may be used, but users should still independently confirm licensing where required, qualifications, availability, pricing, and terms before hiring any provider.

Yes, but attorneys are responsible for following their state bar rules, advertising rules, conflicts rules, and all professional obligations.

Yes, if their services are lawful in the jurisdictions they serve and they accurately describe what they do. Non-attorneys must not claim to provide legal advice unless legally authorized.

Yes. CourtForm AI can support nonprofit, legal aid, shelter, clinic, and community referral workflows, including partnership and white-label possibilities.

White-label means a provider or organization may use a branded version of the intake or form-assistance workflow for its own users, subject to setup and agreement.

Depending on account setup, providers may receive leads through the provider dashboard and available notification channels such as email or SMS.

Provider dashboard tools may allow providers to view lead details and manage statuses such as new, contacted, or closed, depending on the current feature set.

Provider-side workflow tools may expand over time. For launch, providers should use the available dashboard, lead, profile, and routing tools shown in their account.

The strongest value is timing: users are often in the middle of a court-form task and may need filing, service, translation, notarization, document preparation, or legal help right away.

Pricing can include subscriptions, lead pricing, advertising placements, white-label plans, or custom programs. Providers should contact CourtForm AI or review the current provider terms before purchasing.

Cancellation terms depend on the product or plan. Provider subscriptions and ad campaigns should be handled through the provider billing tools or direct CourtForm AI contact.

Use Advertise with CourtForm AI in the menu or email ads@courtformai.com to discuss placements, targeting, availability, and pricing.

Use the contact section at the bottom of this page or the provider portal contact options if you already have an account.

No. CourtForm AI is a technology tool for form completion. If you need advice, strategy, representation, or help understanding your rights, contact a licensed attorney.

English answers are preserved as entered. If you choose another language, the final English form text is intended to be a literal translation only. CourtForm AI is not designed to enhance, embellish, summarize, or legally rewrite your answers.

CourtForm AI may display general information, but you are responsible for confirming deadlines with the court, the form instructions, or a qualified legal professional.

The core utility works from the PDF you upload. You are responsible for getting the correct form from the court or another reliable source.

CourtForm AI can help fill service-related forms if you upload them, and it can connect users with process servers where available. It does not serve papers for you.

If you upload the relevant PDF, CourtForm AI can help fill form fields. It is not emergency assistance and does not replace a court self-help center, advocate, or attorney.

It can help fill uploaded custody or support PDFs. It does not calculate legal strategy or tell you what custody, visitation, or support orders to request.

You should correct mistakes during review before downloading. If a mistake is filed, contact the court, self-help center, or a licensed attorney about how to correct it.

Yes. After download, you can print the completed PDF for review, signature, service, and filing.

Yes. Once downloaded, the file is yours to keep. The online session remains temporary.

The utility is designed for temporary storage tied to the session, not permanent document storage.

Modern browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox should work best. Voice features depend on browser support and device permissions.

Try downloading a fresh copy from the court website and uploading that version. If it still fails, the PDF may not expose fields in a way the system can fill.

Yes, but larger screens can make reviewing PDFs and long forms easier.

CourtForm AI may show relevant provider or advertising options so users can find help with court-related services. The PDF utility remains separate from hiring a provider.

Use the contact section at the bottom of the page and include what happened, the page you were on, and the type of PDF you were trying to use. Do not send private legal details unless necessary.