The editions
Sue like you’ve done it before.
Decide, file, serve, rehearse the hearing and collect what you're owed.
Built for courts that expect people without lawyers. Money disputes, simpler rules, and practice for the hearing and collection process; payment is not guaranteed.
Practice the hardest conversation of your life, as many times as it takes.
Pro Se Parent: emergency motions, the Friend of the Court interview and the custody hearing.
Rehearse the moments that decide time with your children, from ex parte motions to the final custody hearing.
Don’t trip on your own order. Practice the traps first.
A game for living by your bond, protection order or custody order with clearer understanding.
Designed for future assignment by courts and legal services to support understanding of orders; no active assignment program is offered here.
Rehearse your motion until the judge’s questions feel familiar.
Pretrial motions: argue, answer the judge and preserve the record.
Practice arguing pretrial motions and answering the judge's questions under pressure.
Your first trial shouldn’t be your real one.
A full trial: opening, cross-examination, objections and closing.
The whole trial, start to verdict, with an AI judge, opposing side and witnesses.
Planned · Injury
After an injury, practice insurance conversations, organize the facts, and prepare with an attorney. Not playable here yet.
Explore planned Injury Edition →These are planned Michigan-focused editions, not playable services on this website. Features and launch timing are not confirmed.
Coming next
Housing
Answering a debt lawsuit
Unemployment and public benefits appeals
The problem
76%
of civil cases in the NCSC study had at least one self-represented party
92%
of low-income Americans’ civil legal problems received no or insufficient legal help
75%
of winning claimants in the Albany small-claims survey collected none of their judgment
Your research points to a gap between having a form and being ready to use it. Unshaken is built around rehearsal: explaining the facts, responding to questions, and understanding what comes next.
Sources cited in the product materials: NCSC, Landscape of Civil Litigation (2015); Legal Services Corporation, Justice Gap (2022); NYPIRG Albany Small Claims Survey (2024). These studies cover different populations; the Albany findings are local, not a national collection rate. These are access-to-justice findings, not measured results from Unshaken.
Explore LSC’s Justice Gap research →Links to official Michigan legal information
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