What the Editorial Team Does
- Researches U.S. legal procedures and common process questions.
- Uses official courts, government agencies, statutes and regulations when preparing articles.
- Produces general educational information for the public.
- Clearly separates legal information from legal advice.
- Maintains independence and is not affiliated with a law firm.
No legal advice: Content by the Legal Process Explained Team is for general educational purposes only. It does not create an attorney-client relationship and should not be used as a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney or accredited representative.
Article Attribution Standard
Articles should identify the editorial source clearly and avoid implying attorney review unless a real licensed attorney reviewed that specific article.
Future Legal Review Policy
If selected high-risk articles are reviewed by a licensed U.S. attorney in the future, those articles may add a separate legal review line that includes the attorney's real name and jurisdiction.
Important editorial rule: Do not use “Attorney Reviewed” unless an actual licensed attorney reviewed that specific article.