Computational Law Engines
Automate complex statutory calculations. Our algorithms process localized Indian statutes and judicial precedents to deliver error-free, court-ready outputs.
All Calculation Engines
Alimony Calculator
Estimate a spousal-support range for your state, with the factors a court weighs and the governing statute.
Property Division Calculator
See how marital assets and debts are likely to split: community property versus equitable distribution.
Child Custody Estimator
See the arrangement a court is most likely to consider for your situation and the best-interest factors judges weigh.
Child Support Estimator
See your state's formula (income shares, percentage, or Melson) and a realistic monthly range from both incomes and the number of children.
Divorce Step-by-Step Guide
A personalized filing checklist for your state: forms, court, fee, waiting period, and timeline.
Car Accident Claim Checker
See whether you likely have a claim, a rough settlement value range, your state's fault rule, and the deadline to file.
Dog Bite Settlement Calculator
Estimate a settlement range from medical bills, lost wages, a pain-and-suffering multiplier, and your state's dog-bite liability rule.
Medical Malpractice Settlement Calculator
A transparent breakdown of economic and non-economic damages, your state's damage cap, and a low-to-high settlement range.
Statute of Limitations Lookup
See the deadline to file a lawsuit in your state for injury, property damage, contracts, and defamation, with the statute cited.
DUI Penalties by State
Look up first-offense jail time, fines, license suspension, interlock rules, lookback periods, and felony triggers for 50 states plus DC.
Security Deposit Limit Lookup
See your state's maximum deposit, the deadline to return it, and whether interest or a separate account is required, with the statute.
Eviction Timeline Estimator
See your state's required notice for nonpayment or lease violations, where the case is filed, and how long eviction typically takes.
Rent Increase Checker
See how much notice your state requires, whether a 2026 rent cap applies, and when an increase is illegal, with the statute cited.