JusticeRights guide · United States

Federal law first · then your state · official sources only

Know what you can say, sign and ask for, before the moment comes.

Plain-English guides to your rights in the US. Each one is checked against official sources and gives you the exact words to use, a clear next step and a place to get real help.

Police want to talk to meMy boss didn't pay overtimeA debt collector keeps callingA debt collector is after meI have a citizenship interviewI need a lawyer I can afford

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5th Amendment · Miranda

Police & criminal

Police questioning
FLSA · 29 U.S.C. § 206–207

Work & wages

Unpaid overtime and wagesOvertime in California
FDCPA · Regulation F

Money & debt

Debt collectors calling youFrom the first call to court
INA · USCIS

Immigration

Citizenship interview (N-400)
Fed. R. Civ. P.

Courts & lawsuits

Federal Civil SummonsFederal Civil ComplaintService of Process in Federal Civil CasesAnswering a Federal Civil ComplaintFederal Civil Deposition PreparationMediation in a Federal Civil Case
Bar referral · legal aid

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Every page is built the same way

So you always know where the answer is.

  1. 01Key takeawaysThree lines on top.
  2. 02Your rightsEach with the law it comes from.
  3. 03What to sayThe exact words, step by step.
  4. 04Where to get helpFree and official help first.
  5. 05Practise itRehearse the moment with AI.