The whole record, mapped.
Published opinions connected by how they cite each other, so Ella can follow the law from case to case.
- 8.2MCases indexed
- 61.0MCitations mapped
- 1,340Courts covered
- 54Jurisdictions
What Ella can do.
One chat, the whole job.
My landlord kept my whole security deposit. How long did he have to tell me why?
Ella
- Search Florida statutes
- Read the deposit notice rule
- Attach the supporting section
Thirty days. A landlord who plans to keep any part of your deposit must send you written notice by certified mail within 30 days after you move out.
If that notice never came, the landlord lost the right to make a claim on the deposit.
Read for this answer
FLFla. Stat. § 83.49(3)(a)Notice before claiming a depositVerified
I want to change my name. I live in Hillsborough County.
Ella
- Find the official court form
- Fill it in from your answers
- Leave the signature for you
An adult asks the court for a new name with Florida Family Law Form 12.982(a). I filled it in from what you told me.
Check every field before you file it. The signature is yours to add; I never sign for you.
Filled for this answer
PDFPetition for Change of Name (Adult)Form 12.982(a)Ready to review
Write a letter to my landlord asking for my deposit back.
Ella
Here is a letter you can send. Mail it by certified mail so you can prove when it arrived.
Dear Mr. Alvarez:
I moved out on August 1 and have not received my $1,200 deposit or any written notice of a claim on it. Under Fla. Stat. § 83.49(3)(a), that notice was due within 30 days. Please return the full deposit within 7 days.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
Read for this answer
FLFla. Stat. § 83.49(3)(a)Notice before claiming a depositVerified
Order setting hearing.pdf
Please organize this document and check for any dates.
Ella
This order belongs to Rivera v. Northstar, case 26-CV-1042. It sets an October 15, 2026 deadline for the pre-hearing statement. Approve the updates below?
- File to
- Rivera v. Northstar · Orders
- Add to calendar
- Oct 15 · Pre-hearing statement due
From the uploaded orderApprove filing & calendar update
The big names in legal AI
work for enterprise and law firms.
Ella works for you.
| Feature |  Jurisio |
 Harvey |
 CoCounsel |
 Lexis+ AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agentic capability* | Yes | Partial | Partial | Partial |
| Start without a sales call | Yes | No | Trial set up by a rep | No |
| Availability | Anyone, today | Law firms and enterprises | Firms and organizations | Subscribers only |
| Frontier model | Yes | Yes | Yes, built on Claude | Yes, Claude or GPT |
| Price | Free‡ | ~$1,200/seat/mo† | ~$639/user/mo† | ~$128–494/user/mo† |
* Agentic capability means Ella does the work for you: drafting documents, redlining contracts, filling court forms, and scheduling deadlines.
† Estimates from online research sources, not published by the vendors. Competitor details as of September 2026.
‡ Jurisio has a free plan. Paid plans start at $19.99/mo.
Who Jurisio is for
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Mary Cassatt, Reading “Le Figaro” (1878) People representing themselves
In U.S. civil and family court: divorce, custody, eviction, small claims, name changes, and protective orders.
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Edgar Degas, Edmond Duranty (1879) Law students and clinics
Case law and statutes with the source attached, for coursework, clinics, and journals.
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Honoré Daumier, Two Lawyers (c. 1860) Solo and small firms
Research and first drafts without an enterprise contract.
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Honoré Daumier, Plea for the Defense (c. 1860) Legal aid and pro bono programs
Help more people fill out the right court forms correctly.
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Edgar Degas, A Cotton Office in New Orleans (1873) Firms and in-house teams
A private, access-controlled workspace for case files with Jurisio Pro.
Our team.
Founded in 2026 by a team with backgrounds and passion in business, pre-law, and software engineering.
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Thong Nguyen
LinkedInFounder
USF graduate with a pre-law background and experience across multiple areas of legal practice.
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Duyen Nguyen
LinkedInCo-founder
Two or three sentences about their background: where they studied or worked, and what they build at Jurisio.
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Linh Duong
LinkedInCo-founder
Two or three sentences about their background: where they studied or worked, and what they build at Jurisio.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jurisio a law firm, and does it give legal advice?
Jurisio is a software tool, not a law firm, and it does not give legal advice. Using Jurisio does not create an attorney-client relationship or attorney-client privilege.
How much does Jurisio cost?
Jurisio has a free plan; Plus costs $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year, and Max costs $79.99 a month or $799.99 a year. Paid plans raise your usage limits and give full access to contract review, and Max adds Jurisio’s frontier models. Jurisio Pro for law firms is priced by quote. You can cancel renewal anytime in billing settings, and access continues to the end of the paid period.
Does Jurisio train AI models on my documents?
Jurisio does not use your files, prompts, conversations, or outputs to train or fine-tune AI models. Signed-in requests go only to AI providers that have committed not to train on them. Guests who use Jurisio without signing in use a different route and should not share confidential material; see the Privacy Policy.
Which states does Jurisio cover?
Jurisio answers questions about the law of any U.S. state and federal law, starting from the home state you pick when you sign up. Florida has a built-in library of statutes, case law, and court forms. For other states, Ella searches and reads official sources on the web and shows you each one.
Who is Ella?
Ella is the name of Jurisio’s AI assistant. When you ask Jurisio a question, Ella does the research, fills the form, or writes the draft, and shows the sources it used.
Can law firms use Jurisio?
Law firms can use Jurisio: solo and small firms can sign up directly, and firms that need a shared, access-controlled workspace for their own case files can request a demo of Jurisio Pro. Jurisio Pro is set up with each firm directly, and firms can request a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) for health-related records.