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To generate a first draft for civil legal aid documents, the Skill extracts required facts from case intake notes and applies them to practice-area templates loaded from CLAUDE.md, producing a jurisdiction-formatted pleading marked for attorney review.

You can draft automatic legal pleadings and letters including eviction answers, protective order petitions, debt validation letters, benefits appeals, asylum declarations, motions to vacate default judgments, FOIA requests, and fair hearing requests.

Yes, you can use optional office-uploaded templates alongside the default practice-area templates from CLAUDE.md to generate a first draft that aligns with your organization's specific document formatting requirements.

The drafting process handles missing facts and uncertain citations by refusing to guess, instead flagging the specific text with FACT NEEDED, VERIFY, or UNCERTAIN markers and routing the document to supervision for final review.

Yes, legal document drafting enforces funder restrictions and conflict checks by propagating funding-restriction flags across the generated text and routing the output through your organization's supervision model when context is missing or conflicts are unresolved.

You should not use automated first-draft generation when required case facts are unavailable, when context is missing, or when unresolved legal conflicts exist, as the system will refuse to draft and route the case to supervision instead.