Effective July 21, 2026 · 2026-07-21-v43.0

Terms of Service

These Terms govern the use of MyLegalDocs AI and each order for limited, self-help document-preparation software. They define the paid scope, state-specific restrictions, customer duties, AI limitations, delivery rules and the maximum lawful allocation of risk.

Service operator

Marcin Działowski
unregistered individual business activity operated in Poland
Polish tax identifier: 8171929600
ul. Dziewanny 25/2, 20-539 Lublin, Poland
Legal and order notices: contact@mylegaldocsai.com
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1. Agreement, eligibility and electronic records

By using the website, submitting materials, accepting a displayed order scope or paying, you agree to these Terms, the Privacy Notice, the Refund Policy and the exact scope shown immediately before payment. You must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering a contract for your own matter or for an organization you are authorized to bind.

Checkout requires affirmative acceptance. You consent to receive the agreement, order confirmation, files, notices and support communications electronically and confirm that you can access, download, retain and print HTML, email, DOCX and PDF records. You may request a copy by contacting the legal email above. Electronic acceptance does not waive any right that applicable law makes nonwaivable. The electronic-record framework is intended to operate consistently with the federal E-SIGN Act, including 15 U.S.C. § 7001. Federal electronic-record rule.

2. What the service is

MyLegalDocs AI is automated document-preparation and information software for people handling their own ordinary paperwork. Depending on the verified jurisdiction, matter and current product capability, it may organize facts supplied by the user, identify a likely document family, prepare a routine letter or agreement, map user-provided facts to an official form, create a factual attachment, or produce a neutral self-help preparation packet.

The free identification stage is not a promise that paid preparation will be available. The platform may classify a request as supported, limited to official-form or factual support, or unavailable. A paid order exists only for the specific deliverables, jurisdiction, parties and document identified at checkout.

3. Not a lawyer, law firm or legal-advice service

The operator is not acting as a U.S. attorney, law firm, legal representative, fiduciary, court filing service or substitute for counsel. No attorney-client relationship, legal privilege, professional duty of loyalty or legal representation is created. The platform does not choose a legal strategy, determine which legal right or remedy you should pursue, tell you how to testify, negotiate on your behalf, appear in court, contact an opposing party, file documents, serve process, notarize, certify facts or guarantee legal sufficiency.

You remain self-represented and make every decision whether to edit, sign, send, serve or file an output. Obtain a lawyer licensed in the controlling jurisdiction whenever you need legal advice, strategy, representation, a legal opinion, advice about rights or remedies, or professional review of a deadline or filing.

4. State-specific availability and document-preparer regulation

Availability of the website does not mean that the operator is registered, certified or authorized to provide compensated legal document preparation in every state. The platform uses a state-compliance gate before payment. If the required authorization is not verified, checkout must be blocked and only free general information or official resources remain available.

CaliforniaCalifornia Business and Professions Code Chapter 5.5 regulates compensated legal document assistants. Paid individualized California preparation remains unavailable unless applicable registration, bond, advertising and written-contract controls are verified. If a registered path is later enabled, the customer contract must include the disclosures and rescission terms required by BPC § 6410; these Terms do not replace that state contract. BPC § 6400 · BPC § 6410
ArizonaArizona requires individuals and businesses preparing legal documents without attorney supervision to be certified under Rule 31 and the Arizona Code of Judicial Administration, including §§ 7-201 and 7-208. Paid customized Arizona preparation remains blocked unless certification is verified. Arizona Legal Document Preparer Program
NevadaNevada regulates document preparation services under NRS Chapter 240A. Paid customized Nevada preparation remains blocked unless current registration with the Nevada Secretary of State is verified. NRS Chapter 240A
FloridaFlorida strictly limits nonlawyer legal services and form assistance. The platform may provide only a lawfully configured official-form or clerical workflow and any required nonlawyer disclosure; it may not select remedies, give legal advice or draft individualized legal work outside the permitted scope. Current Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, Chapter 10
Other statesOther states and local jurisdictions may impose registration, disclosure, contract, advertising, bonding, form, profession or subject-matter restrictions. The platform may decline or narrow any request when the current rule is uncertain or a required authorization has not been verified.

A disclaimer never cures unauthorized practice, missing registration, missing certification or a required consumer disclosure. If a state-specific disclosure or separate contract is required, that document controls in addition to these Terms.

5. Restricted subject matters and high-risk work

Unless a lawful, verified authorized-provider or attorney-review pathway is expressly displayed before payment, the service does not provide immigration benefit or form selection, immigration legal advice, criminal-defense strategy, plea or testimony advice, customized bankruptcy petition preparation or chapter/exemption advice, appellate briefs, extraordinary writs, emergency injunction strategy, class actions, dispositive-motion strategy, constitutional litigation strategy, securities or tax advice, estate-planning work restricted by state law, or any service reserved to a licensed professional.

The service may provide a free neutral identification, list of records to preserve and links to official or authorized-provider resources without offering the restricted paid service.

6. Artificial intelligence and mandatory verification

Artificial intelligence and automated extraction may classify files, identify text, research public sources, draft, format and review output. These systems can omit facts, misunderstand scans, confuse parties, use unsuitable language, select an outdated source, calculate incorrectly or fail to identify a local requirement. Human-sounding output is not proof of correctness.

Before use, you must independently verify every name, role, address, amount, date, triggering event, deadline, case number, quotation, citation, official form and revision date, local rule, standing order, filing method, fee, signature, notarization, service requirement, exhibit and requested result. Do not use output where an unverified error could cause immediate or irreversible harm.

7. Order scope and Standard or Expanded preparation

The identification result shows the recognized document, jurisdiction, source-material page count, available product option, included deliverables, exclusions and exact price. Standard and Expanded are both intended to produce a complete document within the lawful displayed scope. Expanded costs 50% more than Standard, uses the strongest configured U.S. AI tier and normally provides materially fuller treatment of the record, authorities, counterarguments, alternative supported grounds and risks. Expanded does not authorize invented facts, unnecessary repetition or work outside the lawful scope.

Page estimates are planning information, not a promise of a particular output length. A new party, recipient, claim, proceeding, transaction, jurisdiction or separate document is a new scope and may require a separate order.

8. Pricing, payment and taxes

Free identification does not charge the user. The exact one-time amount appears before payment. There is no subscription, trial conversion or automatic renewal. Unless the checkout states otherwise, court fees, agency fees, filing, service, postage, notarization, translation and other third-party costs are not included.

Stripe processes payment. The operator does not intentionally receive the full payment-card number. A successful payment does not enlarge the displayed scope, create attorney services or override a legal restriction. Promotional and service-credit codes are subject to their stated value and single-use rules. Taxes, duties or bank charges imposed on the customer remain the customer's responsibility except where the operator is legally required to collect them.

9. Delivery, technical recovery and the 72-hour service credit

After confirmed payment, the platform attempts to generate and deliver the package through the secure order page and transactional email. If an AI-provider, model, storage, rendering, packaging, delivery or other internal technical error interrupts a paid order, the order, paid scope and price remain secured and automatic recovery continues.

If the purchased document is not delivered within 72 hours after the recorded technical interruption begins, the system issues a one-time, non-expiring service-credit code equal to the amount actually paid for the delayed order. The current order continues processing and no second payment is required. The credit is a contractual service-recovery benefit and does not replace any mandatory refund, cancellation, dispute, chargeback or other legal remedy.

Do not rely on a delivery estimate where a legal deadline or urgent harm is possible. Use official sources or authorized professional help immediately.

10. Included revision

One same-scope revision is included. It may correct factual transcription, wording, structure, formatting or an omission within the purchased document using the same parties, jurisdiction and essential objective. It does not include a new claim, new recipient, new proceeding, new agreement, new evidence requiring a different legal analysis or a different document. The platform may refuse a revision that would introduce false facts, prohibited advice or unlawful content.

11. Deadlines, filing, service and official forms

The service does not undertake responsibility for calculating or preserving a deadline unless the controlling event, date, service method, jurisdiction and current rule are known and independently verified. Generic internet information is not a reliable deadline calculation. Court and agency rules can change without notice.

You are responsible for obtaining the current mandatory form, signing correctly, redacting protected information, filing in the correct place and format, paying fees, serving all required persons by an authorized method, and preserving receipts and proof. A download or email from MyLegalDocs AI is not proof of filing, service or acceptance.

12. User-supplied information, authority and accuracy

You must provide truthful, complete and lawfully obtained facts and materials. You represent that you are handling your own matter or have lawful authority to act for the identified organization or person. You may not upload another person's case, confidential material or personal information without authority.

You are responsible for originals, complete source records and prompt correction of any extraction error. The operator may rely on the information supplied and is not required to investigate facts, authenticate evidence, contact witnesses or discover omitted documents.

13. Sensitive information and data minimization

Upload only what is necessary. Redact unnecessary Social Security numbers, full financial-account numbers, payment credentials, passwords, children's information, medical information, immigration identifiers and third-party confidential data. Never submit banking passwords, government-account passwords or complete card credentials.

Operational handling of personal information is described in the Privacy Notice. A user should not assume that uploading a document creates attorney-client privilege or another professional secrecy rule.

14. Prohibited uses

You may not use the service for fraud, fabricated evidence, false declarations, impersonation, harassment, threats, extortion, evasion of a court order, unlawful discrimination, abuse of process, unauthorized legal practice for third parties, infringement, malware, credential theft, interference with the service, automated scraping, resale of access, or any illegal purpose.

You may not remove warnings, present output as attorney-reviewed when it is not, or use the brand to imply a professional license, government approval or affiliation that does not exist.

15. Intellectual property and permitted use

The website, software, workflow, prompts, design, source code, brand and non-customer content remain the property of the operator or licensors. Subject to payment and these Terms, you receive a nonexclusive license to download, edit, print and use the delivered document for the identified self-help matter.

You retain rights you lawfully hold in your source materials. You grant the operator and technical providers a limited license to process those materials only as reasonably necessary to identify, generate, secure, deliver, revise, support and lawfully retain the order. You may not copy or reverse engineer the service itself except where applicable law expressly permits.

16. No attorney-client privilege or professional confidentiality

The operator is not your lawyer. Communications and uploads are therefore not protected merely because they concern a legal problem. The platform applies technical and contractual privacy controls, but no promise is made that a court will treat the material as attorney-client privileged, work product or professionally confidential. Do not submit information that should first be reviewed through a privileged relationship with licensed counsel.

17. Third-party systems and official websites

Hosting, AI, payment, email, security and optional analytics providers operate under their own terms and availability. Courts, legislatures and agencies control their forms and instructions. External links can change, expire or become unavailable. The operator is not responsible for an independent third party's conduct, but this clause does not remove any duty or remedy that applicable law does not permit the operator to exclude.

18. Refusal, suspension and termination

The operator may refuse, limit, suspend or end a request to comply with law, avoid unauthorized practice, protect users or systems, investigate fraud, address provider capacity or enforce these Terms. A free analysis can be withdrawn if later information reveals a restricted jurisdiction or matter.

For a paid order, the operator will preserve the lawful purchased scope, provide recovery assistance, or supply the remedy required by the Refund Policy or applicable law. Termination does not authorize retention longer than the Privacy Notice or law allows.

19. Refunds, cancellation and nonwaivable consumer rights

The Refund Policy explains ordinary refund and technical-recovery rules. A change of mind after completed delivery, failure to read a disclosed limitation, inaccurate user information, a missed user-controlled deadline, rejection by a court or recipient, or an unfavorable result does not automatically create a refund right. A serious technical defect or non-delivery may qualify for regeneration, restored access, service credit or refund.

Nothing in these Terms excludes a cancellation, rescission, refund, warranty, dispute, chargeback or consumer-protection right that federal, state or other mandatory law does not allow the parties to waive. California's special legal-document-assistant contract and rescission rules apply only if a properly registered California service path is expressly enabled and cannot be replaced by this general page.

20. Warranty disclaimer

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the website, identification, software, sources and output are provided “as is” and “as available.” The operator disclaims permitted implied warranties, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title and noninfringement.

No warranty is made of uninterrupted operation, complete or current law, error-free extraction, drafting or citation, acceptance, enforceability, legal sufficiency, settlement, recovery, response, filing, service, or any legal, financial or practical result. No disclaimer applies where it is prohibited by law.

21. Maximum lawful limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the operator is not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary or punitive damages; lost claims, defenses, business, revenue, opportunity or data; missed deadlines; third-party conduct; rejection by a court, agency or recipient; inaccurate or incomplete user information; or use outside the displayed scope.

For a direct contractual claim arising from a paid order, aggregate liability is limited to the amount actually paid for that affected order. This limit does not apply to liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including where applicable fraud, intentional misconduct, gross negligence, statutory consumer remedies, unauthorized practice obligations, data-protection duties, personal injury caused by legally nonexcludable conduct, or another mandatory liability rule. The limitation is an allocation of risk, not a claim of zero responsibility.

The service is presented and administered to avoid unfair or deceptive acts or practices prohibited by Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act. FTC Act.

22. Limited indemnity for unlawful misuse

To the extent permitted by law, you agree to defend and indemnify the operator and technical providers against third-party claims and reasonable costs caused by your unlawful materials, lack of authority, fraud, infringement, fabricated evidence, threats, prohibited professional use or material breach of these Terms. You are not required to indemnify the operator for the operator's own conduct where liability cannot lawfully be shifted.

23. Reviews, complaints and feedback

You may submit an honest review or complaint. Nothing in these Terms prohibits or penalizes a lawful consumer review, requires transfer of ownership in review content, or prevents communication with a regulator, court, payment provider or law-enforcement authority. The operator may remove unlawful threats, personal data, confidential case materials, impersonation or content unrelated to a genuine experience.

Feedback about the software may be used without compensation to improve the service, provided that the operator does not publish confidential case content or personally identify you without a lawful basis.

24. Governing law, venue and dispute resolution

The operator is established in Poland. Except where mandatory law requires otherwise, these Terms are governed by Polish law. This choice does not deprive a U.S. consumer of a nonwaivable federal or state protection, mandatory venue or competent forum. Any state-specific venue rule, including a California venue rule applicable to a properly registered legal document assistant contract, controls where legally required.

Before filing a claim, the parties should attempt good-faith resolution by sending a concise notice to contact@mylegaldocsai.com. The notice process does not shorten a limitation period or prevent urgent relief. This version does not impose mandatory arbitration or a class-action waiver.

25. Changes, precedence, severability and survival

Changes apply prospectively unless law requires otherwise or the change is favorable to the user. The terms and scope recorded with the order govern that purchase. A mandatory state disclosure, state-specific contract or checkout term controls over a conflicting general clause where required by law.

If a provision is unenforceable, it is limited only as necessary and the remainder continues. Payment, intellectual-property, prohibited-use, limitation, dispute, retention and lawful-indemnity provisions survive completion where appropriate. These Terms, the Privacy Notice, Refund Policy, displayed service boundary and confirmed order scope form the entire agreement for the order.

26. Notices and contact

Send order, legal-notice and complaint correspondence to contact@mylegaldocsai.com or to the operator address shown at the beginning of these Terms. Include the order identifier, but do not send payment credentials or unnecessary case documents by ordinary email.

A transactional email or secure order-page notice is effective when sent to the address supplied by the customer, subject to mandatory law. You are responsible for maintaining access to that address and checking spam or filtering folders.

Current platform workflow and product-feedback channel

The active service uses free identification, a one-time amount locked before Stripe handoff, a customer-selected Standard or Expanded product, protected paid-order recovery, one same-scope revision and a separate anonymous product-feedback channel.

  • The amount shown and accepted at checkout is the controlling order amount. A stale historical page-price field may not replace that locked amount.
  • A temporary AI-provider capacity interruption may place a paid order on a protected capacity hold. The paid scope remains secured, no second payment is required and the Refund and Service Recovery Policy continues to apply.
  • Help improve the service is for product usability and reliability observations only. It is not legal advice, order support, a refund demand, a privacy request, an accessibility accommodation request or a deadline notice.
  • The feedback form must not contain case facts, documents, personal identifiers or payment-card data. It does not request a name or email address and does not persist the raw network address in the feedback record.

These operational details do not expand a state-restricted service, waive a mandatory consumer remedy or alter the exact scope accepted at checkout.

Read the displayed scope before payment.

These Terms allocate risk only within the lawful service boundary. They do not turn software into a lawyer and do not authorize a service that requires registration, certification, attorney supervision or another regulated status.

Paid-order technical recovery and 72-hour service credit

If a paid order is interrupted by an AI-provider, model, storage, rendering, packaging, delivery, or other internal technical error, the order, files, paid scope, and price remain secured and automatic retries continue. If the document is not delivered within 72 hours after that technical interruption begins, the system automatically issues a one-time service-credit code equal to the amount actually paid. The code does not expire. The current order continues processing and no second payment is required. This service credit does not replace mandatory consumer cancellation, refund, dispute, chargeback, or other legal remedies.