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The Chatbot in the Courtroom: What AI Means for the Parent Representing Themselves
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September 25, 2026
Family courts often see a high rate of self-representation, with many turning to AI tools like ChatGPT for legal advice. While AI offers accessible help, it also poses risks, such as providing incorrect information or compromising legal privilege.…
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The Access Gap AI Was Supposed to Close — And What It’s Opening Instead
July 10, 2026
A recent appellate court case highlighted issues with AI-generated citations in custody matters, revealing a trend where self-represented litigants submit filings containing fabricated legal references. This problem threatens the grace doctrine, which…