Your members bring you their legal problems. Give them somewhere to go.
License the JusticeXpress Florida legal library — plain-language legal information plus automated, court-ready documents — and run it under your own brand, inside your own member portal.
Take the full library, or start with a single module such as estate planning.
- Prepaid and group legal plans
- Credit unions
- Savings and loan associations
- Community and mutual banks
- Employee benefit administrators
The problem you already have
A legal question is the one member need you can’t answer.
A member calls about an eviction notice, a parent who died without a will, a wage garnishment, a car repossession. Your staff can’t advise them. So the member hangs up and searches — and lands on a national form mill that has never read a Florida statute.
The referral you can’t make
Florida attorneys start around $300 an hour. For most of your members that ends the conversation. You are left with sympathy and a phone number.
The benefit you can’t build
Building legal content in-house means lawyers, document automation, and a maintenance obligation every time the legislature meets. That is a two-year project, not a quarter.
The trust you can lose
Whatever your member finds on their own reflects on you. A generic form rejected by a Florida clerk becomes your problem at the next annual meeting.
Who you’d be working with
We have built this for legal plans before — twice, at national scale.
JusticeXpress was founded by Richard S. Granat, who has spent three decades building the legal content and document automation that group legal plans, insurers, and courts actually put in front of members and the public.
That is the difference between a legal tech startup pitching you and a partner who already knows what your compliance officer, your marketing team, and your member service reps are each going to ask.
— Richard S. Granat, Founder
- 10 Years serving ARAG Legal content and automated documents delivered to the members of one of the largest group legal insurers in the United States.
- 2 National legal plans served Document automation built for the member bases of ARAG and MetLife Legal Plans.
- 25 Years of the People’s Law Library of Maryland Founded by Richard Granat as the state’s leading public legal information site, and operated today by the Maryland Judiciary as a public service.
- FL A live statewide service justicexpressflorida.com is running now — the same library you would license, already tested with Florida users and Florida forms.
How licensing works
Three steps, and no development work on your side.
You are licensing a finished, maintained system — not commissioning one.
Step one
Talk for twenty minutes
We walk through the live Florida library with you and ask what your members actually call about. You leave knowing whether this fits, either way.
Step two
Choose your scope
The whole library, or one module. We agree on branding, on where it sits in your member experience, and on whether it is a free benefit, a fee product, or both.
Step three
Launch under your name
Your logo, your subdomain, your member data. We keep the content current as Florida law and Florida forms change. Texas follows.
What is available to license
License the library whole, or take one shelf of it.
Each module pairs free plain-language legal information with automated documents your member completes through guided questions.
Estate planning
Most common starting pointFlorida wills, living wills, health care surrogate designations, durable powers of attorney, and the plain-language explanation of what each one does. The module most legal plans and credit unions license first, because nearly every member needs it and almost none of them have it.
Family law
Uncontested divorce, parenting plans, child support, name changes — built on Florida Supreme Court approved family law forms.
Housing and tenancy
Landlord–tenant rights, eviction response, security deposit demands, and the deadlines that decide those cases.
Consumer debt and credit
Debt collection defense, garnishment exemptions, repossession, and credit reporting disputes — directly relevant to a lender’s own members.
Small claims and civil
Filing and defending small claims in county court, service of process, and collecting on a judgment.
Small business formation
Florida LLC formation, operating agreements, and basic contracts — for your business members and self-employed members.
Attorney directory
When a matter needs real legal advice, members are routed to Florida attorneys offering limited-scope representation, rather than to a search engine.
Licensing is available as an annual fee, per-member pricing, or revenue share on document sales. We will tell you on the first call which one fits your model.
What changes
The same member call, before and after.
Today
- The member is told you cannot give legal advice, and the call ends there.
- They buy a $200 generic form that does not match Florida execution requirements.
- The clerk rejects it, or the will fails years later when it matters most.
- Your legal benefit, if you have one, is a phone number in a benefits PDF nobody opens.
- Your competitor down the road launches something similar and calls it innovation.
With your white-labeled library
- The member logs in from your app and finds a Florida-specific answer, free, under your brand.
- They complete a valid Florida document in a single sitting, at a price they can pay.
- You gain a member touchpoint, a retention story, and an optional fee-income line.
- Your marketing team has a benefit worth putting on a billboard.
- Your board hears that you closed a gap the entire industry has been ignoring.
Free white paper
White-Labeling Legal Services: A Guide for Florida Legal Plans, Credit Unions, and Community Lenders
A practical explanation of how a licensed legal library actually gets deployed inside a regulated financial institution — written for the people who have to approve it, not for a trade magazine.
- What white-labeling includes, and where the line sits between your brand and ours
- How the service stays on the right side of the unauthorized practice of law
- Three pricing structures, and which member base each one suits
- Integration, single sign-on, and what your IT team is responsible for
- What to measure in the first year, and what a realistic take-up rate looks like
- A one-page checklist for your compliance review
Send me the white paper
One page of details. No sales sequence.
The next step
Twenty minutes, the live library, and a straight answer.
We will show you exactly what your members would see, tell you what it would cost, and tell you plainly if your member base is not the right fit. You are not committing to anything by looking.