Know where you stand in your legal matter —
and exactly what’s next.
MOFRD is your legal GPS. It organizes your facts, connects them to the published law, forms, and deadlines that apply, and shows the possible paths to resolution — every step sourced, in plain English. Legal information and navigation, not legal advice.
Published-code verified · Not legal advice · All 50 states, D.C. & federal.
Who does MOFRD serve?
Everyone the law touches — from the first question to the courtroom.
Everyday people
Your first brush with the law. Understand what just happened — and exactly what to do next.
Defendants
Facing a charge. See what you're up against, how serious it is, and every deadline that follows.
Lawyers
Clean, code-grounded fact patterns and qualified clients — without the wasted intake.
Law students
Research real matters and build experience under attorney supervision.
Law firms
A steady pipeline of prepared, matched clients and one place to run your team.
How it works
From confusion to a clear next step.
You don't arrive with a case — you arrive with facts. MOFRD connects them into one navigable matter: Facts → Timeline → Codes → Forms → Deadlines → Resolution Pathways — with a Legal GPS that always answers “where am I?” and “what’s next?”
Start your matter
Tell us what happened in plain words — no document required.
Collect the facts
Upload documents and evidence; the Fact Matrix structures it all.
Map the law
Code Linkage connects your facts to the published statutes that apply.
See risks & paths
A readiness score and the possible Resolution Pathways for your matter.
Forms & deadlines
The forms commonly used and the critical dates that follow — in one place.
Attorney-Ready Packet
Hand an attorney an organized matter, on your terms.
Record the outcome
Close the loop — how it resolved, archived to your history.
Global News & Policy Watch
Law doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
A preview of the legal intelligence inside MOFRD — major global and U.S. developments shaping law, policy, technology, public safety, healthcare, and everyday life. Summarized from published sources; links go to the original publisher. The full, jurisdiction-aware feed lives in your Intel Hub.
ConflictWoman suspected of Monaco bomb attack found dead in Ukraine
Police had been hunting Anastasiia Berezovska after a Ukrainian millionaire was injured in the blast.
Federal PolicyExplosions injure 18 in Damascus during Macron's visit
Explosions in Damascus injured 18 people while French President Macron was visiting Syria, according to reports, with Syrian state television confirming that the Syrian president welcomed Macron at the presidential palace at the time.
ConflictZimbabwean football star survives gun attack in South Africa
South African police say they are investigating a case of attempted murder but that no arrests have been made so far.
ElectionsGraham Platner faces calls to leave Maine Senate race after sexual assault allegation
Graham Platner, a candidate for U.S. Senate in Maine, is receiving increasing pressure to withdraw from the race following a sexual assault allegation reported by Politico, which he has denied.
The Responsibility to Protect doctrine can be resurrected
The legal norm has been manipulated and forgotten. But today it is needed more than ever
Bangladesh landslides kill nine, including eight Rohingya in refugee camp
Hillsides collapse at four locations at camps in Cox's Bazar in southeastern Bangladesh amid monsoon rains.
Law Link
Start with the law itself.
Search by code section, charge, or plain-English topic. Every result shows the citation, a plain-language summary verified against the published code, the connected process and deadlines, and a link to the official source. Stack multiple codes and save them to your workspace.
Try a lookup
Pick your state, search a section like VC 23152 or 75 Pa.C.S. 3802, and see what connects to it.
Inside your matter
One connected system — from your facts to a resolution.
Legal GPS
Every matter shows where you are, the stages you’ve cleared, what’s next, and the single next best action — so you never wonder what to do.
Fact Matrix
Organize facts, not just files. Each fact carries its source, date, related code, and status — the foundation everything else builds on.
Timeline
A single timeline of your matter, built automatically from your documents, deadlines, and dated facts. Every entry is sourced; no date is invented.
Code Linkage & Forms
The published statutes that apply, the deadlines that follow, and the forms commonly used in matters like yours — each linked to its official source.
Resolution Pathways
See the possible routes to resolution — dismissal, diversion, plea, settlement, trial — and what each one requires. Possible paths, never predictions.
Attorney-Ready Packet
Hand an attorney an organized matter, not a pile of documents — so they can decide in minutes whether it’s worth reviewing. Optional, on your terms.
Why you can trust it
Grounded in published law — not “the AI says so.”
Published-code verified
Every code summary is checked against the published state or federal statute it describes, and links straight back to the official source.
Source-linked, always
State codes link to each state’s legislative database; federal references link to govinfo.gov and Cornell LII. You can confirm everything yourself.
Plain language, real limits
We translate the law into plain English and say so clearly when something needs a licensed attorney’s judgment.
Professional review when needed
MOFRD is legal information, organization, and navigation — not legal advice. When a matter needs judgment, attorney review is an optional, clearly-labeled service you choose. Our trust model: published facts + published codes + published procedures + professional review.
A national platform
One framework. Every jurisdiction.
All 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the federal layer — built on one consistent framework, sourced and verified, so the law reads the same no matter where your matter is.
You may not know MOFRD is for you
Until you’re the one asking…
“What just happened — and what do I do right now?”
“What am I actually charged with, and how bad is it?”
“What are my deadlines — and what if I miss one?”
“Where do I even begin to get organized?”
“How do I walk in prepared — or hand this to a lawyer?”
MOFRD turns those questions into a clear, organized answer — grounded in the actual law, in plain English.
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MOFRD provides legal information and organization support, not legal advice, legal representation, or outcome guarantees. Use of this platform does not create an attorney-client relationship.