Legal hub
Please read this before you use a court letter, small claim, or formal legal notice from the Legal hub.
Self Help Letters Boutique provides neutral, calm communication templates. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice, legal representation or legal opinions in any country.
Everything in the Legal hub is a communication template. It helps you word a message calmly and clearly. It does not tell you what your legal position is, what you should claim, or what a court will decide. Nobody here is acting as your solicitor, lawyer, barrister or legal representative, and using the app does not create any professional relationship.
A well-worded letter can help, but it cannot promise a result. We make no guarantee that a court, tribunal, company, landlord or authority will respond, agree, pay, or act in your favour.
Court forms, claim limits, notice periods and time limits differ by country and by case. Always check the current rules for your own jurisdiction before you file or send anything. If you are close to a deadline, get proper advice quickly.
Read every template before you use it. Replace the placeholders with accurate facts, remove anything that does not apply, and never state something you cannot evidence. Once you send it, it is your letter.
When your letter is translated into another language, the translation is automated. It keeps the tone neutral and the placeholders intact, but you should read it before sending — especially for anything going to a court or an official body.
For anything involving a court hearing, eviction, arrest, a child, immigration status, large sums of money, or your safety, speak to a qualified professional or a free advice service in your country. Use the templates alongside that advice, never instead of it.
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