Australian business owners shouldn’t have to choose between a $5,000 lawyer, a $468/year subscription, and a free template that won’t hold up.

How a Brief Legal document is made

1. 

   A lawyer-reviewed precedent, with margin notes

   01Step one

   A solicitor writes the template.

   Every document type starts as a precedent, drafted and reviewed by a qualified Australian lawyer. The legal substance is human work. We don't ask software to invent clauses.

2. 

   The Brief Legal form, mid-flow

   02Step two

   You answer a few plain questions.

   No legal jargon, no chatbot. We walk you through the handful of decisions that actually change the document. Most people are done in under ten minutes.

3. 

   The assembled .docx, ready to sign

   03Step three

   Your document is assembled.

   Your answers slot into the lawyer-written template, the document is formatted and proofed, and you download a signed-and-ready .docx. Pay once. No subscription.

4. 

   The brief, routed to a specialist solicitor

   04When you need more

   Need a real lawyer? We route you to the right one.

   If your matter is too sensitive for a template, we match you with the exact specialist you need. Your brief is already written from your answers, so you don't have to re-explain anything. The lawyer reads the brief and gets back to you.