Legal-AI skills in 🇺🇸 United States

984 skills, across 45 practice areas.

Military Records Strategist

CC-BY-4.0United StatesMilitary

Top-tier legal strategist for military record correction and discharge upgrade cases across every forum. Fires on any task touching ADRB, ABCMR, BCNR, AFBCMR, DD-149, DD-293, DD-214, discharge upgrade, medical retirement, IDES/MEB/PEB, AR 15-180, AR 635-200, AR 635-40, DoDI 1332.18 / 1332.28, court-martial collateral attack, Article 76, 10 U.S.C. §§ 1552, 1553, 1216a, the Hagel/Kurta/Wilkie memos, liberal consideration, congressional inquiry, clemency, rights restoration, GOMOR rebuttal, separation authority objection, or any appellate vector to U.S. District Court (APA), Court of Federal Claims (Tucker Act), Federal Circuit, or SCOTUS. Verification-first: no citation ships unverified, no forum is asked for relief outside its jurisdiction. Never assume the task is too small.

Mining and Land Use Regulatory Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesEnvironmental

Generates structured legal and regulatory summaries for mining and land use projects covering permits, environmental compliance, mineral rights, stakeholder obligations, and risk assessment. Use when summarizing mining regulations, land use permits, environmental compliance, mineral rights, natural resource extraction, reclamation obligations, or split estate disputes.

Modification Petition Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesFamily

Produces structured summaries of U.S. family law modification petitions for attorney review. Captures existing order terms, requested changes, alleged material change in circumstances, supporting facts, evidence inventory, and procedural posture. Use when summarizing petitions to modify custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, or other post-judgment orders.

Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act (MTDPA)

Apache-2.0United StatesData protection

Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act (MTDPA) compliance. Lowest consumer threshold at 50,000 consumers. Covers sensitive data consent, universal opt-out recognition, consumer rights, controller obligations, 60-day cure period, and AG enforcement. Effective October 1, 2024.

Mortgage / Deed of Trust

Apache-2.0United StatesReal estate

Drafts recording-ready residential Mortgages or Deeds of Trust with jurisdiction-appropriate instrument selection, uniform covenants, default/foreclosure provisions, and execution formalities. Use when drafting mortgage instruments, deeds of trust, security instruments for home loans, or real estate financing documents.

Motion for Attorneys' Fees

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts post-judgment motions for attorneys' fees using the lodestar method. Covers prevailing party analysis, rate justification, hours documentation, billing judgment, lodestar enhancements, and supporting declarations. Trigger when user needs a fee motion, fee petition, lodestar calculation, or post-trial fee application.

Motion for Bail Reduction

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts a Motion for Bail Reduction for criminal defense pretrial proceedings. Argues current bail is excessive under the Eighth Amendment using defendant financial circumstances, community ties, and flight-risk factors adapted to jurisdictional bail standards. Use when seeking bail modification, bail reduction, pretrial release, or excessive bail challenges.

Motion for Class Certification

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Motion for Class Certification under FRCP 23 or state equivalents, arguing numerosity, commonality, typicality, adequacy, predominance, and superiority from case materials. Use when drafting class certification motions, seeking class treatment, or preparing Rule 23 briefing in discovery or pre-trial phases.

Motion for Conditional Certification (FLSA)

Apache-2.0United StatesEmployment

Drafts a Motion for Conditional Certification under FLSA § 216(b) for wage and hour collective actions. Applies the two-stage certification framework with similarly-situated analysis and proposed notice plan. Use when filing for conditional certification, FLSA collective action notice, opt-in certification, or wage and hour class-wide claims in federal court.

Motion for Final Approval of Class Action Settlement

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Motion for Final Approval of Class Action Settlement under FRCP 23(e) or state equivalents, covering fairness analysis, notice compliance, fee requests, and supporting declarations. Use when seeking final court endorsement after preliminary approval, preparing for a Rule 23(e) fairness hearing, or drafting a settlement approval motion.

Motion for New Trial

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts a post-verdict Motion for New Trial in criminal defense cases. Structures arguments around recognized grounds (weight-of-evidence, newly discovered evidence, prosecutorial misconduct, juror misconduct, IAC, judicial error) with record citations. Use when filing a motion for new trial, post-conviction motion, or requesting the court set aside a criminal verdict.

Motion for Preliminary Approval of Class Action Settlement

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Motion for Preliminary Approval of Class Action Settlement under Rule 23(e), covering settlement class certification, notice plan, claims administration, fairness analysis, and proposed scheduling order. Use when drafting preliminary approval motions, class action settlement filings, or Rule 23(e) submissions.

Motion for Preliminary Injunction

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Motion for Preliminary Injunction applying the Winter four-factor test with jurisdiction-specific procedural compliance. Covers merits analysis, irreparable harm, equities balancing, bond, and proposed order language. Use when filing for preliminary injunction, TRO, temporary restraining order, or emergency injunctive relief in federal or state court.

Motion for Relief from Automatic Stay

Apache-2.0United StatesBankruptcy

Drafts a Motion for Relief from Automatic Stay under 11 U.S.C. § 362(d). Covers § 362(d)(1) cause/adequate protection, (d)(2) no equity/not necessary, and (d)(3) single asset real estate grounds. Use when a creditor needs to lift the automatic stay to foreclose, repossess collateral, or continue state court litigation against a debtor in bankruptcy.

Motion for Stay Pending Appeal

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Motion for Stay Pending Appeal using the four-factor balancing test and supersedeas bond analysis. Use when drafting stay motions, bond requests, post-judgment enforcement suspension, or emergency stay applications after filing a notice of appeal.

Motion for Summary Judgment

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Motion for Summary Judgment package for personal injury litigation under FRCP 56 or state equivalent. Trigger when the user needs an MSJ, summary judgment brief, dispositive motion, no-genuine-dispute motion, or judgment-as-a-matter-of-law motion during pre-trial or discovery phases.

Motion for Temporary Relief (Pendente Lite)

Apache-2.0United StatesFamily

Drafts a Motion for Temporary Relief (Pendente Lite) in U.S. family law cases seeking interim orders for custody, support, property use, and fees. Use when filing for temporary orders at the outset of a dissolution, separation, or custody matter to stabilize rights and obligations during pendency.

Motion in Limine (Criminal Defense)

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts criminal defense motions in limine to exclude prejudicial, irrelevant, or inadmissible evidence before trial. Covers FRE 401-403 relevance/prejudice, FRE 404(b) character/prior-acts, FRE 801-807 hearsay, and FRE 702-703 expert testimony. Use when drafting pre-trial exclusion motions, evidentiary objection briefs, or motions to preclude testimony in criminal defense matters.

Motion to Avoid Lien Under 11 U.S.C. § 522(f)

Apache-2.0United StatesBankruptcy

Drafts a Motion to Avoid Lien under 11 U.S.C. § 522(f) for bankruptcy proceedings. Produces a litigation-ready motion with caption, impairment calculations, legal argument, and prayer for relief. Use when filing lien avoidance motions in Chapter 7, 11, or 13 cases, stripping judicial liens or nonpossessory nonpurchase-money security interests that impair debtor exemptions.

Motion to Compel Discovery

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts filing-ready motions to compel discovery in civil litigation with deficiency matrix, declaration, memorandum, and proposed order. Covers interrogatories, RFPs, RFAs, depositions, and ESI disputes under federal FRCP and state analogs. Includes Rule 37(a)(5) sanctions strategy and meet-and-confer certification. Use when drafting a motion to compel, addressing boilerplate objections, seeking discovery sanctions, or preparing discovery dispute briefing.

Motion to Convert Case

Apache-2.0United StatesBankruptcy

Drafts a Motion to Convert Case for bankruptcy proceedings under 11 U.S.C. §§ 706, 1112, or 1307. Builds caption, factual background, statutory arguments, and prayer for relief from case documents. Use when the user needs a bankruptcy conversion motion between chapters (e.g., Chapter 7 to 13 or vice versa).

Motion to Dismiss

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts FRCP 12(b) motions to dismiss for commercial litigation. Triggers on requests to draft motions to dismiss, 12(b)(6) motions, jurisdictional challenges, venue motions, or pre-answer dispositive motions during the pleadings phase.

Motion to Dismiss Indictment

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts motions to dismiss criminal indictments in federal and state courts. Covers defective indictments, statute of limitations, speedy trial, double jeopardy, prosecutorial misconduct, and jurisdictional defects. Use when the agent needs to challenge the legal sufficiency of criminal charges or draft a pre-trial dismissal motion.

Motion to Extend Time to File Brief

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts appellate motions to extend time for filing briefs (opening, answering, or reply) in U.S. appellate courts. Demonstrates good cause through specific verifiable facts, addresses opposing counsel's position, and ensures rule compliance. Use when drafting extension of time motions, appellate deadline extensions, or briefing schedule modifications.