myAffidavit provides drafting assistance for people preparing their own affidavit or witness statement in England and Wales. It is not legal advice, case assessment, legal strategy, representation, solicitor review or a filing service.
Your statement must reflect your own evidence. AI can change meaning through selection, omission or rewording, even when you supplied the facts. Reviewing a draft is essential, but does not by itself establish that the use of AI was appropriate. Check the rules and directions that apply to your proceedings.
The CJC final report published on 29 October 2026 recommends a declaration of no substantive AI generation or influence for factual witness statements, whether the party is represented or unrepresented. These are proposed changes, not rules brought into force by publication. Professional review and local processing do not, by themselves, establish alignment.
AI-generated suggestions can be incomplete, inaccurate, unsuitable for your circumstances or expressed in the wrong way. You must read, verify and correct every part of your document and check the applicable court directions before signing or filing.
We do not guarantee court acceptance, legal sufficiency, filing success or any outcome.
You are responsible for the facts and evidence you provide, for verifying all AI-assisted content, and for the final document you sign or file. Check names, dates, references, exhibits, statements of truth or jurat wording, and the court's current requirements.
Contact info@myaffidavit.ai with a description of the issue and product version if known. Do not email sensitive documents, personal evidence or full case materials unless a secure method has been agreed first.
Privacy Policy Frequently Asked Questions Get Started