Legalese Decoder Launches AI-Powered Legal Document Drafting Tool for Consumers and Small Businesses

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ABA member-backed platform helps users generate NDAs, wills, contracts, and more using natural language prompts

Vancouver, CA - Legalese Decoder, a legal technology company and a proud member of the American Bar Association [https://apnews.com/press-release/ein-presswire-newsmatics/american-bar-association-b03a5900bb0efee35cf266b2d83080a9] (ABA Member No. 06078593), today announced the launch of a new AI-powered platform that allows users to generate professional legal documents with simple, step-by-step guidance - no legal background required.

The tool is designed to help individuals, freelancers and small business owners create essential legal documents using natural language prompts [https://legalesedecoder.com/create-legal-documents-instantly-with-ai-no-lawyer-needed/]. It guides users one question at a time in plain English to draft accurate and customizable contracts, agreements and other forms.

"At Legalese Decoder, we're committed to making legal support more accessible and less intimidating," said Theos, founder of Legalese Decoder. "You don't need to speak legal jargon to protect your rights. Our AI tool guides users like an experienced lawyer would - clearly, patiently and one step at a time."

AI-Generated Legal Documents Now Available

The tool currently supports the creation of commonly used legal documents [https://legalesedecoder.com/create-legal-documents-instantly-with-ai-no-lawyer-needed/] and more:

* Non-disclosure agreement (NDA)
* Lease or rental agreement
* Employment contract
* Service agreement
* Last will and testament
* Power of attorney (POA)
* Partnership agreement
* Contractor or subcontractor agreement
* Living will (advance healthcare directive)
* Business formation documents (LLC, incorporation, etc.)

Once users answer a series of simple, guided questions, the AI drafts a fully formatted, ready-to-use document exportable to Word or PDF format. The platform includes built-in explanations of legal terms and options, helping users understand each section of their documents.

Legal Tech With Caution

While the tool reflects legal best practices and was developed in collaboration with licensed professionals, Legalese Decoder emphasizes that it is not a substitute for legal advice.

"Laws vary widely by jurisdiction, and the documents created may not be valid or enforceable in every location," Theos said. "We encourage users to consult a licensed attorney for review to ensure local compliance."

Users agree to assume all risk when using the tool and acknowledge that Legalese Decoder is not responsible for the use, enforcement or legality of any generated document.

Try It Free

The platform is now live at www.legalesedecoder.com and free to try without registration. Premium features are available through affordable plans.

Legalese Decoder is based in Vancouver, CA, and is a member of the American Bar Association.

About Legalese Decoder

Legalese Decoder is a legal technology company committed to making legal language more accessible. The platform provides AI tools that help users create and understand legal documents without hiring an attorney. Legalese Decoder is a member of the American Bar Association, Member No. 06078593.
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