A small, transparent place to organise legal paperwork.
LegalCalc is an independent educational website. It publishes browser-based worksheets and source-led guides for people who need to make dates, documents, and arithmetic easier to review.
Why the site is narrow
Many legal questions cannot be answered responsibly with a nationwide formula. A support amount can depend on a state worksheet. A deadline can depend on service and a local rule. A settlement can depend on disputed facts, coverage, and negotiation. LegalCalc therefore focuses on tasks that are easier to describe honestly: building a chronology, indexing documents, separating costs, comparing written fee arithmetic, and checking a clearly labelled federal wage baseline.
What we publish
Every current tool states what it calculates, shows the assumptions, and names the point where local verification is needed. Guides explain how to use the output without turning it into advice. When a topic would invite a false “exact answer,” we do not publish a generic calculator for it.
What we are not
LegalCalc is not a law firm, legal-aid office, insurer, court, government agency, accountant, or attorney referral service. The site does not create an attorney-client relationship, preserve uploaded records, or promise that a number will match a real-world result. We do not claim attorney review where a named reviewer is not shown.
Publisher disclosure
Content is researched and maintained by the LegalCalc.online research desk using public agency, court, and professional-conduct sources. The publisher is independent and does not present itself as a licensed legal professional.
A correction that identifies the page, sentence or calculation, and a public source is more useful than a general statement that something “looks wrong.”
Source-led
Federal baselines link to the agency or rule. General workflows point to the court, agency, or legal-aid source that should control next.
Browser-first
The worksheets do not require an account or document upload. Most entries are discarded when you leave the page.
Open to correction
We welcome specific source-backed corrections and publish a review date so readers can see the scope of the maintenance.
Help us keep the boundaries honest.
Send a correction, a broken source, or a suggestion for a tool that can be described without pretending to be legal advice.