Know your case better than the people suing you.
ParkerGPT reads what you were served, explains it in plain English, and drafts what you file. Thirty years of consumer defense, on your side of the table.
ParkerGPT takes in the summons, complaint, exhibits, docket, court rules and opinions in your case, and returns the answer, motions, oppositions and proposed orders you file, with the weaknesses in their case and your deadline called out.
- Filings, letters and other documents drafted
- 49,588
- Filings, letters and other documents drafted
- Conversations with ParkerGPT
- 16,555
- Conversations with ParkerGPT
- Cases verified with Case Searcher
- 1,707
- Cases verified with Case Searcher
- Court Tester sessions
- 683
- Court Tester sessions
A line like this is probably in the complaint they filed against you
“3. Plaintiff is the assignee of the account and is the current owner of said account.”
Translation: they bought a debt and say it is yours. Now they prove both.
From served to filed
One conversation, start to finish.
The shape of a real session. It reads the papers you upload, explains them until the case makes sense, and then drafts. You review, you sign, you file.
It read the papers
Not a description of a lawsuit. The twelve pages you were actually served, by OCR, including photographs.
It asked, it did not guess
Deadlines depend on the court. It asks which one is on your summons before it says anything about time.
You stay the author
It drafts. You review, sign, file, and appear. Nothing goes anywhere without you.
It remembers
Close the tab, come back Thursday. The case, the documents and the strategy are still here.
Whatever stage you are in
There is a thing to ask, and a thing to file.
Before a suit
“Write a debt validation letter”
Collectors are calling but nothing is filed. Make them document what they are claiming, in writing, while asking is still cheap.
Dispute_Letter.docxJust served
“Help me draft an answer”
The clock is running. It reads the complaint, explains what you are actually accused of, and drafts the answer against your deadline.
Answer_Draft.docxIn discovery
“What do I ask them for”
Now you get to ask the questions. Requests that make the collector produce what it says it has, and responses to whatever comes back.
Requests_For_Production.docxFacing a hearing
“What will the judge ask me”
Motions drafted for the fight you are in, and on Pro, Court Tester to rehearse the hearing before the real one.
Motion_To_Compel.docxRocket Booster
You do not have to know what to ask.
Type it the way it is in your head, then press the rocket. It rewrites your question into the one an experienced defense would ask about your case, and ParkerGPT answers that one.
How do I respond to a debt summons?
Case memory
You explain your case once.
It keeps the case between sessions: the documents, the deadlines, the strategy you settled on last Tuesday. You sit down and continue instead of starting the story over.
Welcome back.
Your case
Acme Portfolio Holdings v. You
Answer duein 24 days
Documents read6
Last worked onTuesday
Where were we? You were drafting your responses to their discovery requests.
Who trained it
Thirty years of consumer defense went into it.
Brian Parker spent his career defending people against debt collectors. The videos, the documents, and the playbook that trained ParkerGPT are his, and the platform carries all of it: 350+ videos and 1,700+ documents you can open yourself.
That is the difference between this and a general chatbot. It was not trained to talk about the law. It was trained on how these specific cases are defended.
The honest part
What it will not do.
Practice law
It is not a lawyer and neither are we. It drafts and explains; you review, sign, file, and appear. Every document says so.
Show you an unverified citation
What fails the check is withheld. You will never file a case that does not exist because it sounded right.
Guess
Deadlines and rules turn on your court. It asks which court you are in before it drafts, and it says so when something needs checking rather than filling the silence.
From members
What it is like to use.
Members posted these themselves, on the public forum and on Google. Results vary, and nothing here is a prediction about your case.
New member review: I used ParkerGPT in the last 36 hours to file a Motion to Quash Service of Process, an Affidavit to go along with it and a Proposed Order. I have little experience with AI, and ParkerGPT hit it out of the park! Easy to use, thorough, brought up some things I missed. When I found things that ParkerGPT might not have gotten exactly right, it reanalyzed and did an even better job the following iteration. I feel very confident with my filings today. I am not a lawyer (had ten kids so did not go to law school) and I am so grateful with the help I got from ParkerGPT. Got my filings in to the Clerk 15 minutes before the deadline! I will keep you updated.
I used ParkerGPT and website for 2 months. Case dismissed against LVNV Funding!
I was pleasantly surprised when it finished answering my latest question and then followed up about one component of my strategy that, before the update, I kept having to go over again and again.
I was served by certified mail from the courts in New Jersey, but I was so confident from the videos and ParkerGPT that I fed the complaint to ParkerGPT and followed the steps almost to the tee. I responded to the collection lawsuit in about a week. That is how confident I was.
Thanks to ParkerGPT, I won two cases against LVNV that were heard concurrently in Circuit Court after I lost in District Court. After the loss I was devastated, but I subscribed and got the help I needed to appeal and prepare for my case. Today I learned the judge ruled in my favor and ordered LVNV to pay for my District Court filing fees.
So far it has helped me draft an answer, interrogatories and a request for discovery, and an answer to a motion for summary judgment. I just uploaded the summons, it asked some questions, and it generated my answer. Obviously you review it yourself, but it is worth every penny.
Works with
- Case SearcherEvery citation it gives you comes from here, checked against the real opinion first.
- Rules SearcherIt asks which court you are in before it drafts, because it drafts against these rules.
- My BriefcaseAttach a document to a chat instead of describing it, and keep the drafts worth saving.
- All nine toolsThe whole platform on one page, grouped by the job each tool does.
Bring it your papers.
ParkerGPT is in both plans, working the moment you check out. The first thing it will do is read what you were served and tell you what it means.