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Defense Playbooks
Choose your charge type. Get 26 questions that change your next attorney meeting. Includes a case stage roadmap, red flag checklist, attorney scorecard, and emergency guide. Delivered instantly.
Join thousands of defendants who refused to go into court unprepared.
What this costs
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Some legal-services sites publish their price openly. Some don't. Here's where each one lands today.
LegalZoom
Publishes pricing openly
LegalZoom's Personal Attorney Plan page publishes a 6-month price of $16.59/mo and a 12-month price of $19.84/mo without requiring signup. INAA matches this transparency standard — every tier and standalone price is visible before the buy button.
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“$16.59/mo billed every 6 months at $119”
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“$19.84/mo billed annually at $199”
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Avvo
Publishes pricing openly
Avvo's Q&A forum is free to post in and returns answers from real lawyers within hours. There is no paid Avvo product currently priced on the public site — the previous $39 Avvo Advisor consultation was discontinued in 2018.
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“Post your question for free, and experienced lawyers will respond within hours.”
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Rocket Lawyer
Publishes pricing openly
Rocket Lawyer's pricing page lists three tiers: Standard at $12.41/mo (billed annually at $149), Plus at $20.75/mo ($249/year), and Pro at $29.08/mo ($349/year). All three are subscription products with a free 7-day trial.
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“$20.75/month (billed yearly at $249)”
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“$29.08/month (billed yearly at $349)”
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Every price on this site is the price. No “starting at.” No per-minute meter. No bait.
What you're afraid of
Before you pick a playbook, here's what every defendant worries about.
Every citation in your report links back to a real CourtListener URL or a real state statute page. Your attorney can verify everything in under five minutes. We sit alongside your attorney — we don't replace them.
- See the Playbook
What if I take the wrong plea — or the wrong sentence?
Most defendants take the first plea offered. We pull the comparable cases in your district and your judge's prior rulings, so you can see what the floor actually is before deciding.
- Take the free Defense Score
What if my attorney isn't actually listening — or preparing?
Most defendants leave their attorney's office with more questions than they came in with. Not because attorneys are bad — the meeting is short and you didn't know what to ask. We hand you the questions, scored against your charge.
- See what an Intelligence Brief covers
I don't even know what I don't know.
The hardest part of a criminal case is not knowing which questions matter. The Intelligence Brief pulls the most-cited opinions in your district + your charge, mapped to your judge's prior rulings, and surfaces the five questions that move the needle in front of this prosecutor.
- View a sample report
What if I bring my attorney a number they dismiss?
If you bring your attorney a number they can't trace to a source, the conversation is over. Every number in our report is a hyperlink. Your attorney clicks, verifies, and the conversation continues.
We're not here to replace your attorney. We're here to make sure you walk into their office knowing the right questions to ask.
What you're paying for is the time
Skip the 6-10 hours of reading. We already did it.
Defendants are already doing this work themselves — on r/legaladvice / r/Ask_Lawyers / Avvo Q&A, in Google searches, in the long thread of “what happens if I plead X” questions every public legal-help surface carries. The data is public. The reading is the work.
r/legaladvice + r/Ask_Lawyers (source): thousands of 'what happens if I plead X' threads, none of them indexed to your specific charge or your state's statute.
Avvo Q&A (source): per-charge plain-language threads, attorney answers gated behind per-minute meters.
Your state's official statute site: the actual statute text, the actual sentencing range, the actual enhancement triggers.
We hand you the synthesis — cited, hyperlinked, organized for your charge — for $127.
Browse Playbooks — from $127Hours sampled from r/legaladvice + Avvo threads where defendants described their first-week prep windows (read 2026-05-21). Per-charge statutes pulled from each state's official legislature site.
What’s Inside Every Playbook
Built from methods developed by elite defense attorneys across 375+ exonerations and thousands of criminal cases. Grounded in 819,248 federal sentencing records, 15,829 judge profiles, and 4,699 verified statutes across 52 jurisdictions.
26 Questions
Attorney-calibrated questions that expose weak spots in your case and force accountability.
Case Stage Roadmap
Every stage from arrest to resolution mapped out so you always know what comes next.
Red Flag Checklist
12 warning signs that your case is being mishandled, with specific actions for each.
Attorney Scorecard
Grade your attorney on responsiveness, strategy, and preparation with objective criteria.
Emergency Guide
Critical first steps for the first 24-72 hours when every decision matters most.
Upgrade Path
Every dollar you spend rolls forward. Upgrade to deeper intelligence when you need it.
Questions before you start? help@imnotanattorney.com , usually same day.
Legal term
Legal information, not legal advice
These playbooks explain what other defendants have done. They do not tell you what you should do. You make the decisions.
Example: Reading that prosecutors often push for a field sobriety test on DUI stops is information. Deciding whether to request a suppression hearing is your call — with your attorney.