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To format legal documents to a consistent house style, the Skill applies universal typography, margins, and footers, while enforcing track-specific numbering and governance rules. It works for both drafting new documents and reformatting existing ones.

Yes, you can reformat existing legal documents while preserving substantive content. The Skill applies unified house styles, track-specific numbering, and jurisdiction-aware profiles to existing files without altering the core legal text.

The track-specific numbering system supports document families across Tracks A through G: Transactional, Corporate, Litigation, Memo, Employment, Policy, and Letter. Each track applies tailored formatting, automatic numbering, and governance rules.

Jurisdiction-aware formatting affects legal documents by tailoring signing blocks, recitals, and clauses to specific jurisdiction profiles. This ensures that the house style complies with regional governance rules and legal requirements.

The best way to enforce automatic numbering across legal document families is using track-specific configuration. The Skill applies Layer 1 universal formatting and Layer 2 track rules to maintain consistent numbering across Tracks A-G.