I got a letter from the court
Paste or type the text of a summons, a served judgment, a registry's judicial letter or a bailiff's deed. With simple rules we read what kind of letter it is, which court, which dates and the case number, and say what you can do now.
Everything happens in your browser: the text is not sent anywhere and not stored.
Nothing goes to a server, not even ours. A national register number in the text is made unreadable straight away.
Copy the text from a PDF or an e-mail, or type the main parts: the court, the dates, the case number.
Example
Made-up letters, to see how it works:
No text yet. Paste the letter above, or try an example.
This is help with reading, not legal advice: the letter itself is what counts. In doubt, ask a lawyer, a justice house or the registry.