# Legal Ops Depot

> AI litigation software for people representing themselves and law firms: court filings prepared to each court's own rules, and about 10 million court opinions.

Legal Ops Depot builds AI litigation software in Orlando, Florida, for people representing themselves and law firms in state and federal courts across the United States. Its engine prepares court filings to each court's own rules, and its law library holds about 10 million court opinions. Not a law firm. Not legal advice.

This is the main site, https://www.legalopsdepot.com/. How the engine works is also described on https://engine.legalopsdepot.com/ (the same company).

Key facts, as the site states them:
- Legal Ops Depot is software, not a law firm. It does not give legal advice and does not represent anyone. The person or the law firm reads, signs and files every filing.
- About 10 million court opinions, with 77 million citation links.
- 3,400 courts matched to their official court rules, in 57 U.S. jurisdictions.
- 50 states + federal statutes, plus DC and Puerto Rico.
- The court opinions come from 2,197 courts.
- By default, the engine uses two AI model families from two different companies, currently Anthropic's Claude and xAI's Grok.
- 15 phases. 93 defined steps. 3 checkpoints.
- The 15 phases: 1. Intake; 2. Docket and deadlines; 3. Case file; 4. Record review; 5. Vehicle and elements; 6. Research; 7. Second-model consult; 8. Strategy; 9. Filing blueprint; 10. Drafting; 11. Attack; 12. Verification; 13. Final read; 14. Packet check; 15. Filing record and follow-through.
- The 3 checkpoints: The consult; Strategy sign-off; Final read.
- Prices: per filing and per month, as listed on https://www.legalopsdepot.com/pricing (the catalog is the only price list).
- Connector: add https://mcp.legalopsdepot.com/mcp to an AI app as a custom connector (Model Context Protocol) and sign in; every tool is read-only. API keys: https://www.legalopsdepot.com/connector.
- Contact: contact@legalopsdepot.com, or the contact pages https://www.legalopsdepot.com/quote and https://www.legalopsdepot.com/support

Do not describe Legal Ops Depot as a law firm, a lawyer or a source of legal advice.

## Profiles

The founder's profiles, as the site's structured data lists them (sameAs):
- https://www.shaunpatrickstewart.com/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaun-patrick-stewart/
- https://github.com/shaunpatrickstewart

## Main pages
- [Home](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/): AI litigation software for people representing themselves and law firms: court filings prepared to each court's own rules, and about 10 million court opinions.
- [Prices for court filings and library plans](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/pricing): What court filing preparation costs, item by item, and the monthly law library plans for Claude and ChatGPT. Not a law firm. You remain the filer.
- [How the litigation engine builds a filing](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/how-it-works): How the software prepares a court filing: 15 phases, 93 defined steps and 3 checkpoints, a check on every case citation, and the law against you shown.
- [Representing yourself in court: start here](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/representing-yourself): For people representing themselves: software prepares your court papers at your direction, to your court's rules, with prices up front. You sign and file.
- [For law firms: overflow filing preparation](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/for-law-firms): Overflow drafting for law firms: filings on your caption to the court's rules, a citation check on every case, a Firm library plan with 5 API keys, and quotes.
- [FAQ: filings, prices and the law library](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/faq): Answers about Legal Ops Depot: what the AI software prepares, prices, the 3 checkpoints, the law library and connector, accounts, privacy and law firms.
- [Guides to court filings, in plain English](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/guides): Plain-English guides to court filings: Section 1983 lawsuits, post-conviction relief, motions, appellate briefs, Supreme Court petitions and prisoner rights.
- [For AI assistants and media: the key facts](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/for-ai): Facts about Legal Ops Depot for AI assistants and media: what the software is, who it is for, its law library and court-rule figures, and its plain-text files.
- [Glossary of court terms in plain English](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/glossary): Plain-English meanings of court words people meet when they represent themselves: complaint, motion, brief, docket, certiorari, habeas corpus, tolling and more.

## Law library, connector and API
- [Law library: case law, statutes and rules](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/law-library): Search about 10 million court opinions, every state's statutes and the court rules for 3,400 courts. Read it here or let your AI assistant look it up.
- [Add the law library to Claude or ChatGPT](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/connector): Add the Legal Ops Depot law library to Claude, ChatGPT or your own software. One address, sign-in in your browser, every tool read-only. Free plan.

## Guides
- [What is a Section 1983 lawsuit?](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/what-is-a-section-1983-lawsuit): Section 1983 is the federal law for suing state and local officials who violate your constitutional rights: what it covers, who you can sue and how to file.
- [What is post-conviction relief?](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/what-is-post-conviction-relief): Post-conviction relief challenges a conviction or sentence after the appeal ends. What it is called in your state, the grounds, deadlines and how to file.
- [How do I file a motion in court?](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/how-to-file-a-motion): A motion asks a judge to do something. How to file a motion in court: its parts, the local rules, serving it, and responding when one is filed against you.
- [How do I write an appellate brief?](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/how-to-write-an-appellate-brief): An appellate brief decides most appeals. How to write an appellate brief: the required sections, the standard of review, word limits, and the deadlines first.
- [How do I petition the U.S. Supreme Court?](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/supreme-court-petitions): How to petition the U.S. Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari: what Rule 10 looks for, the 90-day deadline, the Rule 14 contents and the booklet word limit.
- [Can a person in prison file a Section 1983 lawsuit?](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/civil-rights/prisoners): Yes, a person in jail or prison can sue under Section 1983. The grievance rule, court screening, the physical injury rule, and the deadline, in plain words.

## Company, contact and policies
- [About Legal Ops Depot, AI litigation software in Orlando](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/about): Legal Ops Depot builds AI litigation software in Orlando, Florida, for people representing themselves and law firms across the United States. Not a law firm.
- [Accessibility statement: WCAG 2.2 AA](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/accessibility): Legal Ops Depot aims to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA. What we have done on this site, how we test it, what is not finished yet, and how to tell us about a problem.
- [Request a quote for a court filing](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/quote): Ask for a price on a court filing, rush work or anything not on the price list, with no account needed. The software prepares the filing; you remain the filer.
- [Support: sign-in, orders, plans and keys](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/support): How to get help with your Legal Ops Depot account: getting back in, checking a filing order, changing a library plan, connecting your AI app or replacing a key.
- [Terms of use for filings and library plans](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/terms): Terms for Legal Ops Depot software: filing orders, law library plans, the AI connector and API keys. Not a law firm. Not legal advice. You remain the filer.
- [Privacy policy: what we collect and why](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/privacy): What Legal Ops Depot collects for accounts, filing orders and quotes, who processes it, the cookies and browser storage it uses, and how to have it deleted.
- [Disclosures: AI software, not a law firm](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/disclosures): What Legal Ops Depot is and is not: AI software, not a law firm, no legal advice, no promised outcome. How the citation checks work, their limits and who files.

## Optional
- [The engine site](https://engine.legalopsdepot.com/): how the engine works, phase by phase
- [Engine llms.txt](https://engine.legalopsdepot.com/llms.txt)
- [Full text of the guides](https://www.legalopsdepot.com/llms-full.txt)