
Advocate and law-firm coordination
Package a matter for an authorised advocate when representation is appropriate. Advocate fees and scope are theirs, not Lexify’s.
Important boundary
Common scenarios
The matter needs authorised legal representation
A hearing or statutory deadline is approaching
You want the case file organised before you engage counsel
What Lexify can help with
- Package the case file for counsel review
- Record jurisdiction and matter type from what you tell us
- Track assignment status inside your Lexify case
- Keep Lexify’s coordination scope separate from the advocate’s professional fees
What we cannot do
- Claim that Lexify is a law firm or a court
- Rank advocates or guarantee a result
- Share private advocate notes with you unless that sharing is approved
Typical workflow
- 1Confirm that representation may be needed
- 2Complete the case file
- 3Lexify coordinates with available counsel
- 4You engage the advocate under their own terms and fees
Documents often needed
- Case summary and any deadline
- Jurisdiction and matter type
- Existing notices or pleadings, if any
- Identity verification and consent records
See also Privacy for how sensitive uploads are handled, and How It Works for the full intake flow.
FAQ for this category
No. Any Lexify service charge, once a counsel-approved fee policy exists, is separate from professional fees charged by an advocate or law firm.
Internal notes stay internal. You see client-visible updates unless a specific note is approved for sharing.
More answers on the full FAQ.

