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Important Notice

CaseMate is a Self-Help Guidance Tool

We provide educational guidance to help you understand and fill in official court forms yourself. We do NOT provide legal advice or prepare documents for you.

We provide guidance & coaching only
You fill in official court forms yourself
AI suggestions may contain errors
For legal advice, consult a lawyer

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How CaseMate Works

Your AI Self-Help Legal Companion — Guidance & Coaching Only

What CaseMate IS

  • Self-Help Guidance Tool - We explain how to fill in official court forms step-by-step
  • Educational Resource - We explain processes, deadlines, and requirements in plain English
  • AI Coaching - Our AI reviews YOUR writing and suggests improvements for clarity
  • Information Platform - We help you understand your options and what forms you need
  • Links to Official Forms - We direct you to the official court websites to download forms

What CaseMate is NOT

  • NOT a Document Preparation Service - We don't fill in forms for you
  • NOT a Law Firm - We don't provide legal advice or representation
  • NOT a Lawyer - No lawyer-client relationship is created
  • NOT a Guarantee - We cannot guarantee court outcomes
  • NOT Infallible - AI suggestions may contain errors - always verify

The CaseMate Process

1

Download Official Forms

We link you to the official Family Court WA, FCFCOA, or Magistrates Court website to download the correct forms yourself.

2

Follow Our Step-by-Step Guidance

Our guides explain each section of the form: what information is required, what to write, and common mistakes to avoid.

3

Fill the Forms Yourself

YOU fill in the official forms based on our guidance. Courts require documents in your own words.

4

Get AI Coaching (Optional)

Use our AI Affidavit Coach to review YOUR written drafts. It flags issues and suggests improvements — but won't write for you.

5

Lodge with the Court

Lodge your completed forms yourself via the eCourts Portal or in person at the court registry.

When CaseMate is Right for You

  • You want to understand the process before starting
  • You need guidance on what information goes where
  • You want to self-represent and need educational support
  • You want AI feedback on your draft documents
  • Straightforward matters where you can follow guides

When You Need a Lawyer

  • Complex property or business divisions
  • International custody disputes
  • Allegations of child abuse
  • When the other party has a lawyer
  • If you're unsure about any legal matter

Our Commitment

We provide accurate, plain-English guidance to help you understand and complete court forms yourself. However, laws change, courts update their requirements, and every situation is unique. When in doubt, seek professional legal advice.

Free Legal Help: Legal Aid WA (1300 650 579) | Community Legal Centres | Family Court Duty Lawyer Service

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