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Built for self-represented people in Florida

Understand the Legal Issue Before You File, Respond, or Walk Into Court.

The rule you do not know about is often the one that costs you the most. Bach Pro Se helps surface the rules, deadlines, and local details you should verify before you find out the hard way.

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“Get plain-language Florida legal research with real citations, deadline flags, local court details, source links, and questions to bring to legal aid, the clerk, or an attorney.”

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People often do not start with a legal claim, a statute number, or the right court form. They start with a situation, a concern, a deadline, a conversation, a letter, or a problem they need to understand.

You are worried something happened

A conversation, letter, threat, workplace issue, accusation, notice, dispute, or deadline feels serious, but you do not know what it legally means.

You do not know the legal words yet

Describe the facts in plain English. Bach Pro Se helps identify the rules, sources, and questions that may matter.

You need organized next questions

The goal is to help you understand what to verify before you take the next step.

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You do not have to type your situation.

Legal problems are stressful, and typing everything perfectly can slow people down. Bach Pro Se lets you speak what happened in plain English, review the transcript, edit anything that needs fixing, and then turn it into a focused Florida legal research question.

“We built this because when people are stressed, they shouldn’t have to worry about using the perfect legal terminology. Just start with what happened.”

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Hidden rules

What you do not know can cost you.

Many self-represented people are not missing effort. They are missing the specific Florida rule, deadline, local procedure, or source they did not know to check.

Florida Statutes § 83.60(2)

The 5-day registry deposit rule

If you get a Florida eviction complaint and do not deposit rent into the court registry or file a motion to determine rent within 5 days, the statute describes it as an "absolute waiver" of defenses other than payment. That can mean losing by default without a hearing.

Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.140

The 20-day response deadline

If you are served with a civil lawsuit in Florida and do not file a response within 20 days, the other side can ask for a default judgment. A default judgment on a debt can be enforced for up to 20 years, including wage garnishment and bank levy.

Florida Statutes § 720.305

The independent fining committee requirement

A Florida HOA cannot impose a fine without a hearing before an independent committee of at least three members who are not board officers, directors, or employees. If the committee does not approve the fine by majority vote, it cannot be imposed.

Florida Statutes § 559.715

The 30-day assignment notice rule

When a debt buyer sues on a purchased debt, Florida law requires the assignee to give written notice of the assignment at least 30 days before any action to collect. A Florida court has called this a condition precedent to filing suit.

“These are not vague legal theories. They are examples of specific Florida rules with specific consequences. Bach Pro Se is built to surface the sources, deadlines, and questions you should verify for your situation.”

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Early feedback

Built around the confusion people actually feel.

Bach Pro Se is early, but the need is clear: people do not just need a generic answer. They need organized Florida legal research, real sources, deadline awareness, and better questions to bring to someone who can help.

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It helped me understand what questions to ask before taking the next step.

Early Bach Pro Se user feedback

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The biggest thing was having the information organized in one place instead of jumping between tabs, court pages, statutes, Google, Reddit, and AI tools.

Early Bach Pro Se user feedback

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I liked that it gave sources instead of just giving a confident answer.

Early Bach Pro Se user feedback

Early feedback is shared as general product feedback only. Bach Pro Se is research support, not legal advice.

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