The 5 best
Self-help legal guides, forms and software for everyday legal needs. We compared the options and narrowed them down to five. Each one is ranked, with a clear note on who it suits best.
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| Tool | Best for | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Rank 1Nolo | People handling simple legal tasks themselves | See website for current prices |
| Rank 2Coming soon | To be announced | — |
| Rank 3Coming soon | To be announced | — |
| Rank 4Coming soon | To be announced | — |
| Rank 5Coming soon | To be announced | — |
Plain-English legal guides, forms and software.
Nolo publishes self-help legal books, guides, forms and software for everyday needs such as wills and small businesses.
Good to know: It is mainly US-focused and is not a substitute for a lawyer. Complex situations need professional advice.
Pick #2 for DIY legal help is on the way.
We are still researching this spot. We only add a tool once we are happy it deserves a place in the top five.
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Pick #3 for DIY legal help is on the way.
We are still researching this spot. We only add a tool once we are happy it deserves a place in the top five.
Good to know: Check back soon.
Pick #4 for DIY legal help is on the way.
We are still researching this spot. We only add a tool once we are happy it deserves a place in the top five.
Good to know: Check back soon.
Pick #5 for DIY legal help is on the way.
We are still researching this spot. We only add a tool once we are happy it deserves a place in the top five.
Good to know: Check back soon.