LexMorph AIDefense Studio
LexHack 2026 · Access to Justice + AI Safety

A 3-day rent demandis often not enough.

Spot problems in a housing notice, practice what to say in court, and catch dangerous ChatGPT “legal advice” before anyone acts on it. Educational — not a lawyer.

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Kings County · Housing PartLT-304928-26

Notice to tenant

Demand for rent — pay within three (3) days

Metropolitan Realty Holdings · 418 Atlantic Avenue, Apt 4B · Brooklyn

Flagged: NY nonpayment usually needs a written fourteen-day demand — RPAPL § 711(2).

Practice example · educational only · not a court filing

01

Read the notice

Flag 3-day demands, illegal fees, void clauses.

02

Say it in court

Rehearse the 14-day rule before a practice judge.

03

Catch bad AI

Stop “skip court” chatbot advice before anyone acts.

One file. Three rooms.

Clerk's desk, courtroom calendar, then a second look at the chatbot — in that order.

01

Defense Studio

Read a notice like a clerk would — 3-day demands, illegal fees, void clauses — then draft an Answer you can edit.

Open the NYC file
02

Hearing Coach

Say it out loud to a practice judge who answers this turn — not a canned script. Coaching only, not a win prediction.

Step up to the calendar
03

Advice Auditor

Paste what ChatGPT told you. We mark skip-court and overconfident lines, then put a safer rewrite beside them.

Audit skip-court advice

Limitations (honest)

  • PDF upload is not supported yet — use paste, a photo of the page (on-device OCR), or Word (.docx).
  • Practice examples are ready-made so demos always work. Your own paste/photo uses built-in checks plus our server AI when it is turned on — you never need your own API key.
  • Answer drafts are educational templates — not guaranteed “court-ready” filings. Formats differ by court; get help from Legal Aid / LawHelp when you can.
  • Defense bands are qualitative teaching signals — not win probabilities.
Access to Justice gap

Most tenants lose on procedure — not on the merits.

LexMorph helps people spot defective notices, draft defenses, rehearse hearings, and reject unsafe chatbot advice. Educational prototype — not a substitute for a lawyer.

Try the NYC eviction demo