About
Legal documents most people were never going to pay for
Most civil legal problems are handled without a lawyer, not because people prefer it but because an hour of legal time costs more than the thing being argued about. GO LAW exists for that gap: draft the document yourself for nothing, have one read back to you for nothing, and pay only when you decide a person should look at it.
What the two products actually do
GO Draft
You describe what you need in ordinary words. It finds the closest template, asks the questions that template needs answered, and produces a finished document you can download. Every field it fills records where the value came from, so you can see which parts are yours and which parts the system supplied.
GO Review
You upload a document somebody else wrote. It reads the document back to you in plain language: what it commits you to, what it leaves out, and the clauses worth asking about before you sign. It does not tell you whether to sign.
Where a person comes in
There are two ways to reach a lawyer here, and only one of them costs money. A free consultation is a written question and a written answer, with no account. A paid attorney review is a request, a quote you see before anything is charged, an engagement letter, and then payment. Nothing is charged until you have read the letter and agreed to it.
Both paths are set out side by side, with what each one is for.
Two entities, and which one practises law
- Law firm
- GO LAW PLLCAn Illinois law firm.
- Admissions
- New York, Illinois, ArizonaWhere its attorneys are admitted to practise.
- Independent entity
- GO LAW LLCAn independent entity from GO LAW PLLC.
The relationship between them, and what it means for you, is set out in full on the disclaimer, which is reproduced there word for word.
Start with one of these
Drafting and review are free and need no account.
- GO Draft
Answer a few questions and draft a document.
- GO Review
Upload a document and have it read back to you.
- Knowledge base
Plain-language guides, by topic.
- Free consultation
Send a question to a licensed attorney.