ProSay

Going to court without a lawyer?

Answer plain questions and ProSay prepares your Connecticut court papers. See every page free. Pay only if you want to download them.

What is your case about?

Eviction or housingYou're a tenant and your landlord went to courtDivorce, custody, or supportStarting a case, answering papers, or filing a motion
Have court papers and not sure what they are? Read our filing guides.
  • See every page free
  • $59 per filing, no subscription
  • Download your Appearance and fee waiver free

Built by Nate Baber, a Connecticut attorney. ProSay is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.

ProSay asks

A substantial change in circumstances since the order was entered: in your own words, what happened?

You answer

My job changed my hours. I work nights now, so I can't pick up the kids on Tuesdays.

ProSay prepares your court paper

Sample Connecticut motion for modification with made-up names and facts, marked PREVIEW. Paragraph 3 shows the answer above.
Sample with made-up names and facts. You can read every page of your own papers before you pay.

How it works

  1. Answer plain questionsStop any time. Your answers save as you go.
  2. See your papers freeSee your completed documents before you choose to download.
  3. Pay and downloadChoose per filing or complete case payment options.
  4. File them yourselfFile online or at the courthouse. Your instruction sheet shows how. The decisions stay yours.

What ProSay can prepare

Connecticut housing and family courts only.

Housing, for tenants

  • Respond to an eviction case
  • Ask for more time to move out
  • Object to a removal order
  • Ask to stay if you live there but aren't named in the case
  • Reopen a case you lost because you missed a date
Start a housing case

Family

  • Start or respond to a divorce, including divorce by agreement
  • Ask for custody or parenting time as a parent
  • Ask for temporary orders while your case is open, or respond to a request for them
  • Change an existing order, or respond to a contempt motion
  • Ask the court to waive its fees
Start a family case

If your situation isn't listed, ProSay can't prepare it yet.

What it costs

  • Per filing$59Everything you hand to the court at the same time, as one set. For example:
    • Starting a divorce: the summons and complaint, with the notice of automatic orders the court requires (your Appearance is always free)
    • Answering an eviction: your Answer (your Appearance is always free)
    Download it now and again later.
  • Complete housing case$149Every filing ProSay prepares for your housing case, through final judgment and 6 months after.Costs less than three separate filings.
  • Complete family case$299Every filing ProSay prepares for your family case, through final judgment and 6 months after.Costs less than six separate filings.
  • Always free: previews, your Appearance, and a fee waiver application.
  • What you already paid for filings in a case counts toward the complete case price.
  • Court filing fees are separate and are paid to the court, not to ProSay.
  • Payments are final, so read your preview first. If a document can't be prepared after you pay, and preparing it again doesn't fix it, we refund you.
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Built by a Connecticut attorney

Nate Baber built ProSay. He is an award-winning Connecticut litigator who has worked in Connecticut's courts for nearly 17 years.

A Connecticut-licensed attorney approves ProSay's templates, deadline rules, and question wording. No attorney reviews your answers or your documents.

ProSay prepares your papers. It does not give legal advice, and the decisions about your case stay yours.

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Your information

  • We do not sell your data.
  • Your case is available only through your account.
  • AI helps draft your documents from your answers. Your answers are not used to train AI.
  • No ad trackers on this site.
  • You can delete your account and case data at any time.
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What ProSay is not

  • ProSay is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
  • ProSay cannot tell you what to file or what to argue.
  • ProSay does not file your papers or go to court with you.
  • ProSay does not cover criminal cases, federal court, appeals, or wills and estates.
  • ProSay does not prepare emergency applications. The court clerk's office can tell you how to file one.

Other places to get help

  • Tenants facing eviction may qualify for Connecticut's Right to Counsel program. Eviction Help CT
  • Legal aid organizations serve people who qualify.
  • Court Service Centers help self-represented people with procedure.
  • The Connecticut Bar Association lists lawyer referral services by county. These are not free.
Court self-help

FAQ

Do I need an account?

Yes. A free account lets ProSay save your answers and your papers.

Can I change an answer?

Yes. Go back and change your answers before you download. Read every document carefully before you sign and file it.

Will the court accept my papers?

No one can promise that. Templates start from the official Connecticut form or the format court rules require. You are responsible for what you file.

Can I get a refund?

Payments are final, so read your preview first. If a document can't be prepared after you pay, and preparing it again doesn't fix it, we refund you.

Is this legal advice?

No. ProSay prepares documents from your answers. It cannot evaluate your case or predict what a court will do.

All questions

pro say(prō sā)

From the Latin pro se, “for oneself.” Going to court without a lawyer.

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