Legal notices and RTI applications, written from your facts and reviewed by an advocate.
Tell us what happened and upload what you have. You confirm each fact. Our advocate reviews the draft, and you download a PDF you can send.
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MAT-2026-000123
14 October 2026
From: Meera Sharma, 21 Rajpur Road, Dehradun 248001
To: Rakesh Kumar, 5 Market Road, Dehradun 248001
Subject: Notice for repayment of ₹2,00,000 lent on 5 March 2026
- You borrowed ₹2,00,000 from my client on 5 March 2026, paid by bank transfer, on the promise to repay by 5 June 2026.
- The due date has passed. No part of the amount has been repaid, and calls since June have gone unanswered.
- My client therefore calls on you to pay ₹2,00,000 within 15 days of receiving this notice, failing which she will take legal action at your cost.
Reviewed and approved by an advocate
What happens after you start
- 1
You describe the problem
A few plain sentences are enough. We read what you wrote and ask only for what is missing.
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You add what you already have
Agreements, receipts, bank transfers, screenshots. PDF or image, up to 10 MB each. We read them for names, amounts and dates.
- 3
You confirm every fact
Each date and amount is shown next to where it came from. If your account and a document disagree, you pick the right one.
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You pay and send us the reference
Pay on our payment page, then enter the payment reference. We check it by hand, and your matter shows “Payment verified”.
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We draft, an advocate reviews, you download
The draft is written only from the facts you confirmed. The advocate edits it, may ask you a question, then approves it. The PDF is usually ready within 24 hours of verified payment.
A legal notice
For money someone owes you, a deposit or refund not returned, a broken agreement, or a consumer or property dispute. It sets out what happened in order, where the other side defaulted, what you want, and by when.
You send it yourself, by post or courier. We do not deliver it.
An RTI application
A Section 6(1) application to a central, state or local public authority. You choose the authority and the period. Each request asks for one record that exists, such as a file noting, an order or a sanction letter.
You file it and pay the government’s application fee directly to the authority.
Where AI is used, and where it is not
AI saves time on the slow parts. It never supplies facts, and it does not decide what the document says about the law.
| Reading your statement and uploaded files | AI |
| Writing the subject, the facts and the demand | AI, from facts you confirmed |
| Checking the draft against those facts | A second AI pass |
| Names and addresses | Copied from what you entered |
| Legal provisions cited | Chosen from a short list we vetted |
| Closing wording and layout | Fixed template |
| Final approval | An advocate |
Your files
Files are stored privately. Only you and the advocate on your matter can open them, through links that expire within minutes. We do not sell your information, and you can delete your account from inside the app.
Questions
Is this legal advice?
No. Lawmedy prepares documents and an advocate reviews each one. For a large or complicated dispute, speak to an advocate before you send anything.
Do I need documents to start?
No. You can begin with your own account. Documents make the draft more exact and let us check your facts against paper.
Do you send the notice or the RTI application for me?
No. You get a PDF and you send it. For an RTI application, the government fee is paid by you directly to the authority.
Who can see my files?
You, and the advocate working on your matter. Files are stored privately and opened only through links that expire within minutes.
What if my account and a document disagree?
We show you both with their sources and you choose. The draft uses only what you confirm.
Can I delete my data?
Yes. In the app, open Account and choose Delete my account. Your matters, uploads and drafts are erased.
For advocates
Today our in-house advocate reviews every document. We are working on a way for more advocates to join, take on reviews, and carry a matter forward as their own case once the notice has gone out. It is not open yet. If you are an advocate and want to hear when it is, write to support@lawmedy.in.