Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
The Law Mind is $24.95/month for the Standard plan and $149.95/month for Professional — a fraction of a single hour with a lawyer. Both start with a 3-day free trial.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial — full access for three days. You won't be charged until day 3; cancel anytime before then and you pay nothing.
How is this different from ChatGPT or other AI?
Ordinary AI answers from memory and is notorious for inventing court cases that don't exist. The Law Mind answers only from a real, retrieved library of law, checks every citation against that library, flags negative treatment where later courts have criticized or overruled a case, and flags any citation it can't verify.
What does The Law Mind cover?
All 50 states, D.C., and the federal system — roughly 20 million documents: statutes, case law, regulations, court rules, legal encyclopedias, treatises, and dictionaries.
How do you know if a case is still good law?
A feature we call Mind's Eye traces how later courts treated each case and flags it in plain language — still good law, treat with caution, or no longer good law — so you don't rely on a decision that's been overruled.
Can I upload my own documents?
Yes. The Analyze tool reviews a document you upload — a lease, contract, or notice — and breaks down what it is, the key terms, and the authorities it cites. It explains the document; it does not give legal advice.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time.
Who is The Law Mind for?
Anyone who needs to understand the law — renters, employees, small-business owners, students, and pro se litigants — as well as solo and small-firm legal professionals.
What is The Law Mind?
The Law Mind is an AI-assisted legal research library and information tool designed to help users search, organize, summarize, and analyze legal materials.
Is The Law Mind a lawyer or law firm?
No. The Law Mind is not a lawyer or law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Can I rely on the answers without checking anything else?
No. Results should be independently verified with primary sources and, when appropriate, a licensed attorney.
Why did I get a result that says the sources do not support the answer?
That usually means the system did not find enough reliable material in the retrieved sources to support a confident answer. In that situation, you should refine the question, try a different phrasing, or review the cited materials directly.
Why are some answers long?
Some responses are designed to act like research memos and include explanation, authority, and follow-up issues. This helps with legal research, but not every answer will be short.
What kinds of questions work best?
The system works best for:
- legal concept questions
- statute and case research
- issue spotting
- document analysis
- comparison of authorities
- research starting points
Can I upload documents?
Yes, if your plan allows it. Uploaded documents can be analyzed to help you understand structure, issues, and research questions.
Does The Law Mind store my questions and uploads?
The service may store prompts, uploads, outputs, and account-related activity so it can provide features like conversation history, document analysis, continuity, support, and service improvement. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Do you sell my personal data?
No. The Law Mind does not sell personal data to advertisers.
How do I get help?
Email [email protected] with a description of the issue and any helpful screenshots.