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About Legali

Making the justice system accessible—without confusion, intimidation, or cost barriers.

Addressing the justice gap

The system’s design flaw

The U.S. litigation system, despite its promises of fairness, often feels like it was designed for multimillion-dollar disputes. Everyday people with legitimate grievances—whose cases are too large for small claims court (with limits of roughly $10,000–$25,000 in most states) yet far too small to justify complex litigation budgets exceeding $100,000—are trapped in what amounts to a justice desert.

The middle-class squeeze

The middle class earns too much to qualify for free legal aid, but too little to afford $100,000+ in legal fees. Even people who qualify for pro bono resources still get turned down—1 out of 2 pro bono requests are denied. Meanwhile, legal fees increase 9% every year, far outpacing inflation.

The impossible choice

Navigating this impossible problem means: abandoning your rights, being forced to accept unfair settlements, or gambling your family's financial future just to afford representation.

Our story

This was our story too. When my husband faced a real estate dispute that threatened his hard-earned home equity—one that forced him to sue his own parents—we discovered how exclusionary the system could be. Our case was far too meaningful to ignore, but nowhere near large enough to justify life-altering legal bills. Even with my Stanford Law education, it was overwhelming. If access felt impossible for us, we could not imagine what it's like for those without legal background. Legali exists to change that.

Our mission

Legali was created to make the justice system truly accessible—without confusion, intimidation, or cost barriers. We give everyday people the clarity, confidence, and tools they need to navigate legal matters independently, while maintaining total control of their case. Founded by Irawati Puteri, a Stanford Law graduate specializing in Law, Science, and Technology, Legali turns complex procedures into step-by-step guidance—so anyone can handle their case with structure, accuracy, and support.

What we do

Legali does not replace a lawyer; it helps you understand the process well enough to decide when one is necessary. Every tool, every feature, and every design choice supports a single mission: to make self-representation smarter, safer, and fairer.

Step-by-step guidance

Complex legal procedures broken down into clear, actionable steps.

AI-powered tools

Smart automation that helps you prepare documents and analyze your case.

Total control

You maintain complete ownership and decision-making over your case.

Access to experts

Connect with qualified lawyers when you need professional support.

About our founder

Irawati Puteri

Irawati Puteri

Founder & CEO

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Stanford Law graduate specializing in Law, Science, and Technology. Irawati founded Legali after experiencing firsthand the barriers that prevent everyday people from accessing justice—even with a legal education. Her vision is to democratize legal access through technology, empowering individuals to navigate the legal system with confidence and clarity.

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