F-Law

Terms of Use

Last updated 2026-08-19

A professional tool, not legal advice

F-Law provides drafting, review, and calculation tools for legal professionals. Nothing here is legal advice - to you or to your client - and using the site creates no attorney-client relationship with us. The tools assume that a licensed attorney will exercise independent professional judgment on everything they produce.

Generated drafts require your review

Documents from the Preparer are assembled from fixed clause language grounded in the cited primary sources, using the elections you make at each legal fork. They are drafting aids, not finished work product: every draft carries a review header, and the filing attorney is solely responsible for its accuracy, suitability, and filing. Preapproval of a draft by the plan or system administrator before entry is recommended.

Review findings are flags, not conclusions

The Scrutinizer’s findings identify elements it could not detect and elections the authorities expect to be express. A finding is a prompt for attorney judgment - it is not a determination that an order is invalid, and a clean report is not a determination that an order is valid.

Accuracy and sources

Every rule, clause, and figure cites the statute, regulation, case, or official model it comes from, and the calculation and review logic is published open source for peer review. Laws and agency requirements change, and errors are possible. We warrant nothing; verify against the cited primary sources.

Your output is yours

Documents you generate belong to you. The open-source calculation and review libraries are licensed under their published license; the official statutory and model language they draw on belongs to the public.

Secure sharing

Share links carry their own decryption key: anyone who has the complete link can open - and delete - the shared document. Treat a share link with the same care as the document itself and transmit it over a channel you trust. Shared documents expire after 14 days; we cannot recover a deleted or expired share, and we cannot open one at all. Matching fingerprints confirm two parties hold an identical file; they say nothing about the document’s legal sufficiency.

Acceptable use

Use the site lawfully. Don’t attempt to disrupt it, probe it, or scrape it abusively, and don’t represent generated drafts as approved by any court, agency, or plan administrator when they have not been.

No liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the site and its output are provided “as is,” without warranty, and we are not liable for any loss arising from their use.

Changes

We may update these terms; the date above reflects the latest version.