Court documentation support for advocates.
We prepare draft petitions, counters, affidavits and supporting papers for advocates practising in the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and the district courts of the state. Every draft is checked by an enrolled advocate before it reaches you. You review it, decide what to file, and sign.
- Advocates only
- Reviewed by an enrolled advocate
- Confidential
- Andhra Pradesh courts
What we prepare
Everything here is prepared as a draft for the instructing advocate, from the papers and instructions the advocate supplies. The advocate decides the legal content, settles the draft and signs.
Drafts for High Court work
- Writ petitions, counter affidavits and reply affidavits
- Writ appeals, civil revision petitions, first and second appeals
- Criminal petitions and bail petitions
- Interlocutory applications and vacate-stay petitions
- Case notes and written arguments with checked citations
Drafts for district and subordinate courts
- Plaints, written statements and counter claims
- Interlocutory applications under the CPC
- Petitions and counters in civil, family and criminal matters
- Notices and replies to notices
- Execution petitions and objections
Document support
- Typing and formatting to court style
- Telugu to English and English to Telugu translation
- Paper-books, indexes, pagination and annexure compilation
- Chronologies and fact sheets from the papers you supply
- Case-status and cause-list tracking for your matters
Research support
- Judgments on a point, read in full and checked against the reported text
- Judgments of the week from the High Courts, summarised for advocates
- Citation checks on drafts you already have
How a draft is made
- Request supportSend us a short message. We may ask for your Bar Council enrolment number to confirm that you are an advocate before we accept work.
- Send the papersCase papers, orders and your instructions, by email or WhatsApp. Scans and photographs are fine.
- PreparationOur team prepares the draft with AI-assisted tools. Each judgment cited is read in full and checked.
- Advocate reviewAn enrolled advocate checks the draft before it is delivered to you.
- You settle and signYou receive Word and PDF copies. You review, change as you see fit, and decide what is filed.
What a draft looks like
An illustrative extract with made-up details. It shows the layout and the notes our reviewing advocate leaves for you. It is not a real case.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF ANDHRA PRADESH AT AMARAVATI
W.P.No. of 20
COUNTER AFFIDAVIT FILED ON BEHALF OF THE RESPONDENTS
I, , aged about years, working as , do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as follows:
1. I am the Respondent No. in the above Writ Petition and I am filing this counter affidavit on behalf of all the respondents. I am well acquainted with the facts of the case from the records.
2. [Facts are set out here from the papers and instructions supplied by the advocate.]
Fictional sample. Not a real case or party.
How we work
Verified authorities
No judgment is cited from memory or from a summary. Each citation is traced to the court's own record and the relevant paragraph is identified for you.
Reviewed by an enrolled advocate
Every draft is checked by an enrolled advocate before delivery. That check is a quality check for you, the instructing advocate. It is not advice to any litigant.
AI-assisted, openly
We use AI tools to prepare first drafts and research. We tell you so, and we never rely on an AI-generated citation that has not been checked against the record.
Confidential by default
Papers are used only for the matter they were sent for, kept in access-controlled storage, covered by a confidentiality agreement with everyone who works on them, and deleted on request after delivery.
Time and fees
Fees are fixed and quoted per matter after we see the papers. They are not linked to the fee you charge or to the result of any case. Time depends on the length of the record and the research the point needs.
| Type of work | Usual time | Urgent |
|---|---|---|
| Short applications, notices, replies to notices | 1 working day | Same day |
| Counter or reply affidavit, written statement, petition | 2 to 3 working days | 24 hours |
| Writ petition or appeal with a voluminous record | 4 to 6 working days | By arrangement |
| Research note or written arguments with citations | 3 to 5 working days | By arrangement |
Common questions
Are you a law firm?
No. We prepare drafts and supporting documents for enrolled advocates. We give no legal advice, we do not appear in court, and we do not take instructions from litigants.
Who checks the drafts?
An enrolled advocate checks every draft before it reaches you. This is a quality check for you. You still read, change, settle and sign it.
Do you use AI?
Yes, to prepare first drafts and for research. People check the work, and every judgment cited is read in full and checked against the court's record.
Is my information kept confidential?
Papers are used only for the matter they were sent for, kept in access-controlled storage, shared only with people bound by confidentiality, and deleted on your written request after delivery.
How long does a draft take, and what does it cost?
See Time and fees above. Short items usually take 1 working day, and affidavits and petitions 2 to 3 working days. Fees are fixed per matter and quoted after we see the papers.
I am not an advocate. Can you help me?
No. This service is for enrolled advocates only. Please contact your own advocate.
Terms on which we work
By requesting support and sending papers or instructions, the advocate or firm ("the Client") accepts these terms.
- Advocates onlyWe work only for enrolled advocates and firms of advocates. We may verify your enrolment at our discretion, at any time, and may ask for your enrolment number or Bar ID. We may decline or pause work if it is not provided or cannot be verified. We do not accept instructions from litigants or any person who is not an advocate.
- Documentation support onlyWe prepare drafts and supporting documents. We are not a law firm. We do not give legal advice, appear, argue, mention or conduct any case in any court, tribunal or authority, and we do not take up any vakalat or brief.
- No relationship with the Client's clientsWe have no dealings with, and owe no duty to, the Client's own clients or any litigant. The review by an enrolled advocate before delivery is a quality check for the Client and is not advice to any litigant.
- The Client decides and is responsibleA draft is supporting work product. The Client reviews it, decides its legal content, settles, signs and files it, and is responsible for its contents and for compliance with court rules, limitation and procedure. Once the Client files a draft it is the Client's own document.
- Client supplies and verifiesDrafts are prepared only from the papers, facts and instructions the Client supplies. We do not independently verify those facts. The Client must check every fact, name, date, survey number, amount, ground, prayer and citation against the record before signing or filing.
- Use of AIDrafts and research are prepared with AI-assisted tools and checked by people. AI tools can make mistakes, so the Client must read the draft in full and check the authorities cited.
- No obligation in proceedingsWe have no duty to track hearing dates, attend hearings, file or serve documents, follow up on orders, or advise on the progress or outcome of any case. These remain with the Client.
- No guarantee of outcomeWe make no promise about the result of any case, the grant of any relief, or the view any court may take of a draft or a cited judgment.
- RevisionsOne round of revisions on the same facts and instructions is included. Changes in facts, new documents or a change of approach are new work and are quoted separately.
- Fees and paymentFees are fixed per matter and payable as agreed, in advance or on delivery. Urgent work begins after the fee or an agreed advance is received. Fees for delivered drafts are not refundable. Fees are not shared with, or linked to, the Client's fee.
- Limit of liabilityOur liability for any claim connected with a draft is limited to the fee paid for that draft. We are not liable for any loss arising from a decision, order, delay, dismissal, cost or limitation issue in a case, or from facts or documents supplied by the Client.
- ConfidentialityPapers received are used only for the matter they were sent for, are shared only with the people working on that draft under a confidentiality agreement, and are deleted on the Client's written request after delivery, subject to any legal requirement to retain them.
- Governing lawThese terms are governed by Indian law. Any dispute is subject to the jurisdiction of the courts at Guntur, Andhra Pradesh.
If there is any difference between the languages, the English text of these terms prevails.
What we do with your information
- We collect your name, firm and contact details to deliver work. If we ask, you may give us your Bar Council enrolment number so that we can verify that you are an advocate.
- Case papers you send are used only to prepare the draft you asked for. They are processed using AI-assisted tools and stored in access-controlled storage.
- We do not sell or share your information or your papers. We share them only with people working on your draft who are bound by confidentiality.
- On your written request after delivery, we delete the papers, subject to any legal requirement to retain them.
- Please send party names only where needed, and use initials where a draft does not need them.
Request support as an advocate
This form prepares your request as a message. Send it to us on WhatsApp, or copy it and email it using the details in the footer. We may ask for your Bar Council enrolment number to confirm that you are an advocate before we accept any work. Please do not send client names or case papers in this first message. The message is prepared in English.