Terms

Terms of service

Draft, pre-launch placeholder. Will be finalised before general release.

Draft notice. This is a placeholder while LegallyHeard is pre-launch. Final terms will be published before any customer signs up to the live platform.

What we provide

LegallyHeard provides a software platform for processing user-supplied family-law evidence. It is not a law firm. It does not provide legal advice.

What we don't do

We don't advise on the law. We don't represent you in court. We don't determine admissibility. Your solicitor or barrister does those things; we process your evidence.

Your responsibilities

You must have a lawful basis to upload the evidence you upload. You must not upload evidence about third parties without a lawful basis. You must not use LegallyHeard for any purpose other than legitimate legal evidence preparation.

Our responsibilities

We will run the platform to the standards described in our security & privacy page. We will notify you of any incident affecting your case within the timelines required by UK GDPR.

Liability

Standard SaaS liability terms (capped at fees paid in the preceding 12 months, no consequential losses, etc.) to be finalised in the production terms.

Jurisdiction

England and Wales. Subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.