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Feel like a business did you wrong? Start here to make it right.
Compare what happened to you with available federal court-record leads. If other people report the same problem with the same business, RecourseLink can link eligible reports together—with each person's separate permission—so verified attorneys can review qualifying anonymous groups.
You deserve to be heard. Be ready with the facts.
When you contact a business, an agency, or an attorney, the details matter. Your private Claim Clarity Report brings together the facts you confirm, a timeline, an evidence checklist, and preparation questions, with available federal court-record leads for context.
Consumer comparisons use available federal court-record leads. Coverage may be incomplete, and a similar case is not proof. Separate permission lets eligible reports help identify a broader pattern with the same business.
Free account · $9.99 one-time report · No subscription
No legal advice, case prediction, settlement value, deadline calculation, or attorney ranking.
Judge accountability · For parents navigating family court
Feel your judge was unfair or didn't follow proper procedure?
Single father who felt unheard in family court? Make the details as clear as your concern. Turn the court events you confirm into one private Judicial Accountability Claim Clarity Report—with a chronology, missing-record checklist, preparation questions, and official complaint channels for your court and state.
Mothers are welcome, too. Every parent can use these tools to prepare a factual account.
Free manual organizer · $9.99 one-time report · No subscription
Sign in to begin. You review the report and decide what to submit. Nothing is filed automatically.
A conduct complaint and a custody challenge follow different paths.
A complaint about a judge's conduct does not change a court order or replace an appeal. This tool organizes information; it does not determine misconduct, give legal advice, or promise a custody outcome. Ask a qualified attorney about changing an order and any applicable deadlines.
Sample report preview
See how your information is organized.
The Claim Clarity Report organizes what you can review. Separate permission controls whether it may help identify a broader pattern. Give yourself one place to review what happened, which details are missing, and what you want to ask next. The report organizes your confirmed facts even when no qualifying public-record leads are found.
Claim Clarity Report — Sample excerpt
Fictional preview · Your report is individualized
1. Your situation, as you described it
The issue area, business, transaction date, timeline, effect, steps already taken, and help you want.
2. Topics to discuss with an attorney
Plain-language review topics drawn from your confirmed answers—not conclusions about your legal rights.
3. Your evidence, organized for preparation
The records you said you have, details still worth gathering, and dates a lawyer may need to verify.
4. Similar public case records
Source links, similarities, differences, and coverage limits. A research lead is not proof or a court finding.
5. Practical next steps
Questions to ask the other party and a short preparation checklist based on the information you confirmed.
Simple consumer pricing
One consumer report. One clear price.
Create your account free. The Claim Clarity Report is $9.99 one time, with no subscription. Payment does not guarantee a pattern match, attorney, lawsuit, or result.
Claim Clarity Report
$9.99 one time
Go from scattered details to a report you can return to before the next conversation.
Your confirmed facts, organized as a summary and timeline
Evidence gaps and questions to prepare
Optional private pattern linking with separate consent
Start the questions free. Review your answers and the complete order before payment.
$9.99 one time, including applicable tax when due. No subscription.
For consumer-law attorneys
Apply free. Get Link alerts. Subscribe when you are ready to view.
After a state-specific license check, RecourseLink may approve your account for one exact state or Washington, D.C. and one consumer-law practice area.
A Link group appears only after at least 3 consumers separately consent with currently eligible completed Claim Clarity Reports tied to the exact reviewed business and location, canonical city and state, and a governed similar-complaint cluster.
Attorney signup, credential review, practice-scope approval, and Link availability notifications are free. Viewing and responding to qualifying anonymous Link groups only in states where the attorney's license to practice is currently verified requires a flat $249/month subscription. Payment does not add a state. Link evaluation never shows an exact count, business identity, consumer identity, contact information, story, report, file, referral, or representation. One consumer may separately choose one verified attorney for a conflict check and one exact file.