AdalatIQ

Ask in any language. Understand your legal situation simply.

Describe your problem in your own words and language. Get legal information and possible next steps, explained in simple language.

  1. Ask
  2. Understand
  3. Free help
  4. Lawyer, if needed
Understand Your Legal Issue
Describe Your Situation
Type in any language, or mix languages. We'll reply the same way.
Example situations:
My employer has not paid my salary. What options may be available? My landlord is refusing to return my deposit. What are common next steps? I am facing domestic violence. What are my legal options?
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From your problem to a clear next step

Here's how AdalatIQ helps, step by step.

  1. Where it starts

    Something has gone wrong

    You're worried, confused, and not sure whether you even have a case. Most people don't know their rights or where to begin.

    • "My salary hasn't been paid for 3 months."
    • "My landlord won't return my deposit."
    • "I was cheated in an online payment."
    • "I'm facing violence at home."

  2. Ask

    Tell us what happened, in your own words

    No legal terms needed. Write the way you'd explain it to a friend, in your own language.

    My landlord is not returning my ₹40,000 deposit. I left the flat 2 months ago.

  3. Understand

    A few simple questions to get the full picture

    AdalatIQ asks only what matters for your kind of problem, so the information fits your situation rather than being generic.

    Understood. Do you have a written rent agreement, and did you pay the deposit by bank transfer or cash?
    Written agreementBank transferNo agreementPaid in cash

  4. Act

    Clear next steps, and free help first

    You get a short, practical answer: rights that may apply, possible next steps, and free services that can help.

    • 1Collect your proof
    • 2Ask in writing
    • 3Free help from District Legal Services Authority
    Helplines you can call
    112Emergency, police 15100Free legal aid (NALSA) 181Women helpline 1930Cyber fraud 1098Child helpline 1915Consumer complaints
    You may qualify for a free government lawyer. Women, children, SC/ST members, persons with disabilities, industrial workers, disaster victims, and people below the income limit can get free legal help through their District Legal Services Authority.
  5. Only if you need it

    Connect

    A verified lawyer for your case

    If your matter needs professional help, request a consultation. Your chat becomes a clear case summary, so you don't have to explain everything again.

    • Every lawyer is verified before they can see any case.
    • Interested lawyers reach out, and you see their experience, city, and rating.
    • You choose who to connect with. Contact details are shared only when you agree.

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AdalatIQ is a free AI-powered legal awareness tool. All content is AI-generated for general awareness of rights and legal processes only. It is not legal advice. No professional relationship of any kind is created. Use entirely at your own discretion.