Should You Use AI in Your Nebraska Legal Matter? A Guide to Our Articles on AI and Your Case

AI tools like ChatGPT are now part of how many people research and write, including people who are going through a divorce, a custody case, or other legal matters. This guide collects our articles on using AI safely: what it can help with, where it can hurt your case, and how our firm handles AI in its own work.

The articles are grouped by where you are in the process, from preparing for a first meeting to an active case.

Before you hire a lawyer

Working with your lawyer

During a court case

Specific uses

If you’re unsure whether something you’ve already shared with an AI tool could affect your case, raise it with your lawyer early.

This guide is for general educational purposes only and is not legal advice. Laws, court rules, and local practices change, and this page may not reflect the most current developments. Reading this guide or the articles it links to does not create an attorney-client relationship with Zachary W. Anderson Law. For advice about your situation, talk with a Nebraska lawyer.

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