StatuteFINDER.org

StatuteFINDER.org is an AI-powered, survivor-centered platform built to help domestic violence (DV) advocates and survivors quickly identify laws that may have been violated in an abusive situation. By turning a plain-language description of what happened into relevant statutes, StatuteFINDER.org helps advocates prepare stronger orders of protection and helps survivors better understand and communicate what they experienced in legal terms.

The tool is designed to be accessible when support is needed most: it’s free to use, available 24/7, anonymous, and offers bilingual support in English and Spanish. Users can start a chat and describe the abuse in their own words. The AI then surfaces potentially applicable statutes that may be useful for protection-order filings, police reports, and court preparation. This can reduce the time spent searching through legal codes and help advocates and survivors focus on safety planning and next steps.

StatuteFINDER.org is trusted by the National Domestic Violence Hotline and is used by individuals and organizations supporting survivors. While the platform can help users find and reference relevant laws, it is intended as an informational support tool—not a substitute for advice from a qualified attorney or legal professional.

For help or questions, users can contact support at Info@Statute Matcher.org. Learn more about the mission on the About page: https://statutematcher.org/mission. The project also maintains social media channels, including Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, and Instagram under the “Statute Matcher” name.

StatuteFINDER.org is an AI-powered platform designed to enhance the support provided to domestic violence (DV) survivors. It assists DV Advocates in quickly finding statutes (laws) that were violated in domestic violence situations, helping to create strong orders of protection. The platform is free, anonymous, available 24/7, and bilingual in Spanish. It is trusted by the National Domestic Violence Hotline and numerous users and organizations.