Document Analyzer
Extracts useful text from PDFs, Word files, plain text, JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, and HEIF uploads.
Platform features
Turn messy legal facts into a letter an attorney sends for you.
Talk to My Lawyer helps you upload records and organize the important facts. A licensed California attorney then writes your letter and sends it on your behalf.
What the service handles
Each part is built around getting a demand letter, cease and desist letter, dispute response, or other pre-litigation letter written and sent.
Guided fact collection
Captures the parties, timeline, evidence, damages, and the outcome you want, so your attorney has what they need.
Legal-letter structure
Your attorney writes a letter with a clear demand, factual support, and a practical next step.
Sent by your attorney
Your attorney sends the letter to the other side on your behalf, on law firm letterhead.
Your copy
Keeps a copy of every letter your attorney sent in your account for later reference.
Saved workflow history
Preserves letter status and submitted information so repeated legal-letter work stays traceable.
A workflow from upload to final letter
You do not start from a blank page. The guided intake gives your attorney the context needed to write a strong letter.
Analyze
Upload documents or photos and pull out the information that should shape the letter.
Organize
Confirm the parties, timeline, amount, proof, and requested action in one guided intake.
Write
A licensed California attorney writes your letter around the facts and the outcome you want.
Send
Your attorney sends the letter on your behalf, and you keep a copy.
Built for legal-letter work
Focused tools for focused correspondence.
The service is intentionally narrow: legal letters, written and sent by a licensed attorney. That focus keeps it practical for demand letters, dispute letters, and similar letters.
- Upload common document and image formats, including native Apple HEIC and HEIF photos.
- Convert scattered facts into a structured timeline, issue summary, and requested resolution.
- Use service-specific pathways for demand letters, cease and desist letters, and common disputes.
- Keep every letter and its status in your account instead of losing context in email threads.
Start with the facts you already have.
Upload a document, answer the guided questions, and a licensed attorney writes your letter and sends it on your behalf.