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100 professionally reviewed legal documents. Every one you'll ever need, for less than one billable hour.

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One hour with an attorney – or a month of everything.

The average attorney charges $350 per hour. Your ConsumerShield membership gives you unlimited access to every form, guide and kit we offer.

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95 legal forms + 5 state guides + kits included

Professionally reviewed, always up to date, cancel anytime.

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What's included

More than templates — complete legal documents.

Every form is professionally reviewed, state-compliant, and ready to file.

Legal Forms and Kits

Legal Forms and Kits

95 professionally reviewed legal forms covering bills of sale, service agreements, invoices, contractor agreements, incident reports, and more. Kits bring related forms and guides together for common legal needs.

Pricing

One membership. Every form, kit, and guide.

Unlimited access to every legal form, kit, and state guide, for as long as you need it. Cancel any time.

2-day free trial · cancel anytime

Monthly

Unlimited legal forms and guide unlocks.

$0 today

then $50/mo after a 2-day free trial

  • Unlimited legal-form generation
  • Unlimited guide unlocks across every state
  • Complete legal kits included with membership
  • Completed PDFs stay in your library
  • Cancel any time
Best value · Billed yearly · save 80%

Yearly

Unlimited legal forms and guide unlocks.

$120/year · billed today
  • Unlimited legal-form generation
  • Unlimited guide unlocks across every state
  • Complete legal kits included with membership
  • Completed PDFs stay in your library
  • Cancel any time

Custom

For businesses, firms, and teams that need more than one seat.

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  • Volume pricing for teams and firms
  • Shared library across your staff
  • Priority support

Paperwork, already assembled.

23 kits across 6 situations. Every document included.

A practical enforcement ladder for an unpaid judgment — organize the balance and deadlines, make a formal demand, locate assets, and prepare for a writ, levy, garnishment, or property lien.

Secure documents8
Judgment Enforcement Worksheet+ 7 more
Guided legal form1
Demand for Payment Letter

How it works

Getting your documents without the complexity.

Our three-step process takes you from subscription to court-ready PDF in minutes.

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Subscribe

Instant

Pick monthly or yearly. Cancel anytime — no questions asked.

02

Browse & Fill

Minutes

Choose from 100 documents, answer simple questions, and we generate the document.

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Instant

Get a professional, court-ready PDF. Print or share electronically.

Before you download

Choosing the right template.

Most documents need only a few details filled in. Getting the category right matters far more than getting the details right.

01

Match the document to the job

A bill of sale transfers ownership. A service agreement sets scope and payment terms. A contractor agreement handles worker classification and IP. They are not interchangeable, and the wrong one leaves a gap exactly where you needed cover.

02

Check it covers your state

Bills of sale and release forms are valid in all 50 states. Contractor agreements have to match your state's worker-classification rules, and some documents need notarization or specific disclosures.

03

Confirm it was professionally reviewed

A form assembled without expert review can leave out the clauses that protect you, or include terms that will not hold up. Every document here is professionally drafted and reviewed.

Common mistakes

What goes wrong with templates.

These are the mistakes that cause the most problems — and every one of them is avoidable.

Skimming instead of reading

Templates look official, so people sign without reading. Anything you agreed verbally but left out of the document will not hold up.

Missing signatures or dates

An unsigned document is not legally valid, and a blank date means nobody can prove when the agreement started.

Using the closest-sounding template

A vehicle bill of sale handles odometer disclosures and lien releases. A dog bill of sale handles health history and breed registration. Both are bills of sale; that is where the similarity ends.

Using an outdated form

A form last updated several years ago may no longer reflect state law, which can make it useless. Ours are reviewed and updated when the law changes.

Assuming one version works everywhere

A template that is valid in Texas can be unenforceable in California. Check your state's requirements before you sign anything.

Know the limits

When to call an attorney anyway.

Templates handle standard transactions well. These are the situations where a template is a starting point, not the finish line.

High-value or long-term deals

Transferring significant assets, or entering a business relationship with complex terms, is worth an attorney's time from the start.

Multi-party arrangements

Splitting profits between several people, or forming a partnership, is past what a standard template can carry.

A template plus a review

For everything in between, fill the template first and pay an attorney to check it. You are buying their time to flag issues, not to draft from scratch — which costs a great deal less.

Reviews

You're in experienced hands.

“I needed a bill of sale, a power of attorney, and a lease agreement all in the same month. The subscription paid for itself in the first week.”

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David R.
Small business owner, Austin TX

“Used the vehicle bill of sale template when selling my car privately. Professional, easy to fill out, and my buyer was impressed.”

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Michelle K.
Portland, OR

“Way cheaper than hiring an attorney for basic documents. And the forms are actually legit — my lawyer confirmed they're properly drafted.”

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James T.
Real estate investor, Miami FL

FAQ

Your questions answered.

Everything you need to know about your subscription. Still have questions? We're here to help.

What's included in the subscription?

Full access to all 95 legal forms, 5 state-specific guides and every kit we assemble from them. Each new form we add is automatically included. Download as many documents as you need.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Cancel your subscription at any time — no questions asked, no cancellation fees. You keep access through the end of your billing period.

Are these forms legally valid?

Yes. Every form is professionally drafted and reviewed, and designed to be state-compliant and court-ready. For complex legal matters, we always recommend consulting an attorney.

How is this different from buying individually?

Individual forms and guides cost $50 each. A membership is $50/month or $120/year and unlocks all 100+ documents — so it pays for itself the moment you need a second form.

Do I get updates when laws change?

Yes. When state laws change, we update the affected forms and guides automatically. As a subscriber, you always have the most current version.

What if I only need one form?

You can still buy a single form for $50. But a month of membership costs the same $50 and unlocks everything, so it only makes sense if you are certain you will never need a second document.

Every form, kit, and guide you need. One subscription.

100+ legal forms + 5 state guides, plus every kit. $50/month or $120/year. Cancel anytime.

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