Work through your case in writing or by voice, with focused questions and relevant records close at hand.
Request accessA useful conversation can begin with a received paper, a paragraph you are revising or a question you cannot quite frame yet. The intended experience uses the current work and the authorized case record together, then asks for the missing information that would actually affect the answer. You should not need to retell the entire case before each question.
An explanation is often only the beginning. A discussion might lead to a record to find, a point to clarify, an alternative to compare or a passage to revise. CourtAhead is being designed to carry that context forward while keeping suggestions separate from decisions you have already made. Corrections and changes of direction should remain possible throughout the conversation.
Begin with a question, a document or the next piece of work.
Connect the conversation to your goals and authorized case records.
Switch between voice and text and pick up the work later.
CourtAhead is being designed for ongoing work. A new request or response should build on what you have already explained, while giving you room to correct information and change direction.
Voice use is your choice. Sources should remain available to review on screen, and important decisions stay with you.
Our approachYes, that is part of the intended experience: work from a document or selected passage while keeping relevant case context available. Private records remain subject to case access permissions.
Suggestions and preparation are distinct from external actions. Signing, sending, sharing and filing require approval of the particular action and material.