“Please tell me what defenses I have in this case.”
“Please tell me if this is lawful.”
XCR _selfHelp
XCR_selfHelp — Legal confidence for non‑attorneys
7‑day free trial
Wish you had a knowledgeable legal professional in your corner—without the cost or wait times? XCR_selfHelp guides you through everyday legal tasks with plain‑English explanations, smart checklists, and automated drafting so you can move forward confidently. It’s like having a personal, always‑on legal helper—but it isn’t a lawyer and can’t give legal advice.
Built for the West Coast
XCR_selfHelp focuses on common processes and document prep across the West Coast states: Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, California, and Hawaii. You’ll see guidance and draft language oriented to these jurisdictions while still staying pro‑se friendly and easy to adapt.
What you can do with XCR_selfHelp
Understand your situation with clear, step‑by‑step breakdowns of typical processes, timelines, and options.
Draft smarter, faster with guided templates for letters, forms, and filings you can customize to your facts.
Prepare like a pro‑se litigant: organize facts, outline arguments, and generate questions for court or a lawyer consult.
Get ready for a lawyer meeting by summarizing issues, collecting documents, and producing a “first‑pass” draft to review with counsel.
Stay on track with checklists that flag next steps and common court requirements (service, signatures, attachments, etc.).
How it works
Tell XCR_selfHelp what you’re trying to do.
Review tailored explanations, checklists, and draft language.
Edit and finalize—you stay in control of what you file or send.
When the session ends, your inputs and outputs are deleted.
Why people choose XCR_selfHelp
West Coast–aware guidance for AK, WA, ID, OR, NV, CA, HI, with plain‑language explanations.
Privacy‑minded: session data is deleted at session end.
Affordable: $32.28 per month with a 7‑day free trial—cancel anytime.
Important notes
XCR_selfHelp provides general legal information and automated drafting assistance to help you make informed decisions. It cannot provide legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney–client relationship. Laws, rules, forms, and procedures change frequently and vary by state, county, and court. While we strive for accuracy and currency—especially for Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, California, and Hawaii—you must verify all information and consult an attorney licensed in your jurisdiction if you need or want legal advice.
Start your 7‑day free trial and see how much easier legal tasks can feel—then keep going for just $32.28/month.
FAQs
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Generic ChatGPT has two drawbacks here:
No Oregon focus. XCR _Defender is fine-tuned on Oregon statutes, case law, and sentencing grids; national models are not.
Privacy. XCR runs in a private OpenAI environment with end-to-end encryption, while public ChatGPT stores prompts on shared infrastructure.
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No. It highlights issues and explains terms, but only a licensed lawyer—fully informed about your case—can give legal advice.
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No. Only desktop browsers are officially supported.
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No. It’s a preparation and drafting aid—not a substitute for legal advice or representation.
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No, but each session is limited to 1 hour. When the session is up, the app will close, but it can be reopened again.
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Start with the 7‑day free trial. Cancel any time from your account settings to avoid future charges. After the trial, billing renews monthly at $32.28 (plus any applicable taxes).