Legal notice drafting
Describe an unpaid loan, an unreturned deposit, a refund that never came, a broken agreement, or a consumer or property dispute. We draft a complete notice in a fixed format: facts, default, legal basis, demand and deadline.
LEGAL NOTICES & RTI APPLICATIONS
Say it in writing.
Say it right.
Most disputes begin with a letter someone should have sent. Lawmedy turns what happened, and the documents you already have, into a legal notice or RTI application that is properly formatted, checked against your facts, and reviewed by our in-house advocate before it reaches you.
- Reviewed by our in-house advocate
- Reads your supporting documents
- Private by design
The first letter often decides what happens next
WHY LAWMEDY EXISTS
The first letter matters more than most people realise.
A legal notice is often the step that settles a dispute: an unpaid loan, a refund that never came, a deposit never returned. An RTI application is how you ask a government office what it actually did. Both only work when they are precise, with the right facts, the right format and the right tone.
Most people either do not know where to begin or pay for a short letter and wait days. Chat-style AI is quick, but it will happily invent a date, an amount or a section of law, and in a legal document that is dangerous.
Our answer is a division of labour.AI does the slow part: structuring and drafting. It never supplies the facts. You confirm the facts, and our in-house advocate confirms the document.
OUR SERVICES
Everything between “this happened” and “here is the document.”
Lawmedy is a complete service, not just a drafting tool. Here is what you get, from your first sentence to the finished PDF.
RTI applications
Tell us what you want to know from a public authority. We prepare a Section 6(1) application addressed to the right office, with one precise request for each record and the standard fee, BPL and timeline statements.
Document reading
Upload agreements, receipts, bank transfers and screenshots. Every file is read for names, amounts and dates, and used to ground the draft in your paper trail.
Fact confirmation
You see each fact next to its source, resolve any disagreement between your account and your documents, and confirm. Only confirmed facts reach the draft.
In-house advocate review
Every legal notice and every RTI application is reviewed by our in-house advocate, who can edit the draft, ask you for more information, and approve it before it reaches you.
Tracking and secure delivery
Follow your matter from your dashboard, get notified when something needs you, and download the approved PDF through a private link that expires within minutes.
HOW IT WORKS
From “this is what happened” to a document you can send.
Four steps. You stay in control of the facts at every one of them.
01Tell us what happened
Write it the way you would tell a friend. We pull out the who, what, when and how much, and ask only the follow-up questions that are genuinely missing.
02Add what you already have
Agreements, receipts, bank transfers, chat screenshots, earlier letters. They are read for exact figures and dates, so the draft rests on your paper trail rather than on memory.
03Confirm every fact
Each date, amount and name is shown with its source. If your account and a document disagree, you decide which is right. Nothing you have not confirmed enters the draft.
04Reviewed, then yours
The draft is fitted into a fixed legal format. Our in-house advocate reviews it, edits where needed and can ask you questions. Once approved, you download the finished PDF.
WHAT YOU CAN CREATE
Two documents. One careful process.
Legal notice
For money owed, refunds, deposits, broken agreements, consumer complaints and property disputes.
- Facts set out in order
- Where the other side defaulted
- Legal basis from a vetted list
- A clear demand with a deadline
- Reviewed and approved by our in-house advocate
RTI application
For anyone who wants records and decisions from a public authority under the Right to Information Act.
- Section 6(1) application, correctly addressed
- Each request names an identifiable record
- Fee, BPL and timeline statements included
- Your address, so the reply reaches you
- Reviewed and approved by our in-house advocate
UNDER THE HOOD
A document built like a document, not a chat reply.
The most important design decision is what the AI is not allowed to do. Here is a legal notice, section by section, and who is responsible for each part.
01
Letterhead & referenceSame every time
Fixed template02
From / ToFilled from your confirmed details, never written by AI
Your records03
SubjectOne line, drawn from your facts
Drafted by AI04
FactsChronological, every paragraph tied to a confirmed fact
Drafted by AI05
Your defaultWhat the other side failed to do
Drafted by AI06
Legal basisChosen from a vetted list, never invented
Vetted list07
Demand & deadlineClear action with a 7 to 60 day window
Drafted by AI08
Closing noticeFixed legal wording
Fixed template09
Advocate sign-offReviewed by our in-house advocate before it reaches you
Human advocateEvidence first
Your documents are read alongside your account, so the figures and dates in the draft come from paper, not from guesswork.
A fixed format
The AI fills defined sections. It does not choose the layout, the parties, the statute references or the closing language.
Nothing invented
Every paragraph must point to a fact you confirmed. A second automated check rejects drafts with unsupported claims.
A human in the loop
Every legal notice and RTI application is reviewed and approved by our in-house advocate, who can edit the draft or ask you for more detail.
Private by default
Files are never public. Downloads use signed links that expire within minutes.
COMING SOON
FOR ADVOCATES
Soon, advocates can join Lawmedy.
Today, every document is reviewed by our in-house advocate. We are building an advocate portal so that more advocates can take part: enrol yourself, take on legal notice reviews, and carry the matter forward as your own case once the notice has been sent.
01
Enrol
Advocates will be able to enrol themselves on the portal and set up their own workspace.
02
Review legal notices
Legal notice reviews are assigned to enrolled advocates, with the full file in front of them: the client's statement, confirmed facts, evidence and the draft.
03
Take the case further
Once a notice has gone out, advocates can carry the matter forward as their own case, with the client already on the platform.
Not live yet. Until it launches, legal notice and RTI reviews are handled by our in-house advocate.
QUESTIONS
Straight answers.
Is this legal advice?
No. Lawmedy prepares documents, and our in-house advocate reviews each one before you receive it. A complex or high-value dispute still deserves a proper consultation.
Is every document reviewed by an advocate?
Yes. Both legal notices and RTI applications are reviewed and approved by our in-house advocate before the final PDF is released to you.
Do I need documents to start?
No. You can begin with your account of events alone. Documents are optional, but they make the draft more precise and let us check your facts against paper.
Who can see my files?
Only you and the advocate reviewing your matter. Files are stored privately and are never given a public link.
What if my statement and a document disagree?
We show you both values with their sources and you pick the correct one. The draft is built only from what you confirm.
Can advocates join Lawmedy?
Soon. We are building an advocate portal where advocates can enrol themselves, take on legal notice reviews, and carry matters forward as their own cases. Today, reviews are handled by our in-house advocate.
Do not let it drift.
Put it in writing.
Create a free account, tell us what happened, and have a properly drafted document in front of you.