Before You Talk to a Lawyer — Understand What You’re Facing
Legalje helps you break down common legal questions into small, clear steps. We help you go from “I don’t know what this means” to “Now I know what to ask.”
Examples appear as a vertical list
Do I own the work I made as a freelancer?
What does ‘non-compete’ really restrict?
Can I use this song in my video?
Pathways & Trees
Intellectual Property for Creators
When Are You Technically Employed
Basic Rental Rights
What Happens When You Break Terms?
You’ve Been Here Before.
Just Didn’t Call It ‘Legal
Case A:
Someone took your logo and used it in their store.
Case B:
You paid a deposit. They ghosted you.
Case C:
Your boss texts you to work on weekends. You’re a contractor.
Case D:
You signed something you didn’t read. Now there’s a clause.
Clarity Before Counsel
Why Legalje Exists
Legal advice is powerful. But too often, people don’t even know how to describe their problem.
Legalje helps you prepare — emotionally, logically, practically — before you seek expensive or formal help.
“Clarity isn’t legal advice. It’s a form of power.”
Language You Can Use
Legal Phrase
What It Actually Means
“Force majeure”
If disaster strikes, no one’s liable
“IP Assignment”
You’re giving full rights to what you made
“Termination clause”
This is how you end the agreement
“Indemnify”
You’ll cover any damage they suffer
“Jurisdiction”
Where the fight will happen if things go bad
Voices of Relief
Anya R., illustrator
“I didn’t need a lawyer. I just needed to know what to Google.”
Mateusz K., web developer
“It helped me rewrite my contract in human language.”
Elisa T., freelancer
“Turns out I had a right to that refund. I just didn’t know how to say it.”
Anya R., illustrator
“I didn’t need a lawyer. I just needed to know what to Google.”
Mateusz K., web developer
“It helped me rewrite my contract in human language.”
Elisa T., freelancer
“Turns out I had a right to that refund. I just didn’t know how to say it.”