Guides & situation hubs
Plain-English guides for organizing the kinds of disputes people actually face — before deciding whether to call a lawyer. Informational only, not reviewed by an attorney.
Latest guides
- Preserving Evidence in Delaware Court of Chancery Litigation: A Practical Guide
In Delaware Court of Chancery litigation, evidence is often more important than legal argument.
Jul 5, 2026 - Guide: How to Represent Yourself in the Delaware Court of Chancery
Representing Yourself (Pro Se) in the Delaware Court of Chancery: Requirements, Risks, Procedures and Practical Considerations
Jul 3, 2026
Situation hubs
- Organizing evidence
General rules for capturing, preserving, and structuring a record — provenance, originals, chronology, party map.
- Partnership disputes
What to notice and what to start documenting when something feels off with a business partner.
- Family money & hidden assets
What to preserve when you suspect a spouse is hiding income, accounts, or assets.
- Landlord & tenant
Documenting habitability, notices, deposits, and rent disputes — for tenants and small landlords.
- Workplace problems
How to document a hostile workplace, wrongful firing, retaliation, or wage problems — while you still have access.
- Contract disputes
Documenting non-payment, missed deliverables, and scope creep when the other side stops doing what they said.