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Instant Legal Research

Ask any question about Australian law and get a researched answer with specific Act sections, case citations, and court references — in seconds.

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Cases & Legislation Cited

Every answer includes citations from AustLII and legislation.gov.au. Real sources, not hallucinations.

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Contract, property, family, employment, criminal, commercial, constitutional, migration, and administrative law covered.

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Client Intake Portal

Send clients a secure intake link. They answer your questions and upload documents — you get a structured AI case report ready to work from.

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AI Case Reports

Claude AI reads your client's answers and uploaded documents and generates a structured report: summary, issues, missing documents, flags, and recommended next steps.

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Build intake questionnaires once per matter type — partner visa, conveyancing, unfair dismissal — and reuse them instantly. Your workflow, automated.

Legal Analysis in Seconds

Describe any client scenario in plain English and get a structured IRAC analysis — Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion — with relevant legislation and case law cited automatically.

Your Scenario

"My client bought a property in NSW at auction last Saturday. They now want to pull out because the building inspection revealed serious structural issues. The seller says there's no cooling off period for auction purchases. Can my client get out of the contract?"

IRAC Analysis
Issue

Whether a purchaser at auction in NSW is entitled to a cooling off period or any right of rescission due to defects discovered post-exchange.

Rule

Under s 66J of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW), a 5 business day cooling off period applies to residential property contracts. However, s 66K(1) provides that the cooling off period does not apply to contracts made at or in consequence of a public auction. The Australian Consumer Law (Sch 2, Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)) may apply if misleading conduct is established...

Application

The property was purchased at auction, therefore s 66K(1) excludes the cooling off period. The contract is binding from the fall of the hammer. However, if the vendor made representations about the property's condition...

Conclusion

The purchaser has no statutory right of rescission under the cooling off provisions. Alternative remedies may include...

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You describe the matter

Type a plain-English summary like "Partner visa application, de facto couple, 3 years together" and we generate a tailored questionnaire and document checklist instantly.

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Client completes the form

Your client receives a secure link, answers your questions, and uploads their documents — from any device, no login required.

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Claude AI analyses everything and delivers a structured report: client summary, document review, key issues, flags, and recommended next steps.

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WIDEN Law provides legal research assistance for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Always consult a qualified legal practitioner for advice specific to your circumstances.

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