Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, LawBridge is completely free to use. Our mission is to make legal information accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial situation. We believe that understanding your legal rights should not be a luxury.

No, LawBridge is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We provide general legal information for educational purposes only. Our responses do not create an attorney-client relationship. For specific legal matters, you should always consult with a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction who can evaluate your individual circumstances.

LawBridge uses Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to ground all answers in authoritative legal sources. This significantly reduces AI "hallucinations" and ensures our responses are based on real legal documents. However, the law is complex and varies by jurisdiction, so our answers are meant as a starting point for understanding, not as definitive legal guidance.

We search through authoritative legal databases including government resources (HUD, DOL, EEOC, etc.), established legal information providers, court records, and academic legal resources. Every answer includes citations so you can verify the information and explore further.

No. LawBridge provides general information to help you understand legal concepts, but it should not be used as evidence or legal authority in court proceedings. If you have a legal matter requiring court action, you should work with a licensed attorney who can properly represent your interests.

We cover many common legal areas including tenant rights, employment law, consumer protection, family law, small claims, traffic law, immigration basics, and business law. However, some specialized areas (like patent law or complex litigation) may be outside our scope. If your question falls outside our coverage, we'll let you know.

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LawBridge is primarily focused on U.S. law. While some general legal concepts may apply internationally, specific laws, procedures, and rights vary significantly by country. If you have questions about law in another country, we recommend seeking resources specific to that jurisdiction.

We prioritize official government sources (like .gov websites) and established legal authorities. Each citation includes a link so you can visit the original source. Government and educational (.edu) sources are generally most reliable. When in doubt, consult with a licensed attorney.

If you're facing a legal emergency (impending eviction, arrest, restraining order, etc.), please contact a licensed attorney immediately. Many areas have legal aid organizations that provide free or low-cost help. You can also contact your local bar association for attorney referrals. For immediate danger, call 911.

Currently, each search is independent - we don't maintain conversation history between questions. For best results, include all relevant details in each question. We're working on features that may allow for follow-up questions in the future.

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