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Disclaimer: Laugment is not intended to substitute for a lawyer but rather to amplify the powers of smart people in real time and improve the lawyering process.
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For county search, this form requests documents including your selected county name followed by the word County. Sometimes, a legal document may use the archaic, formal phrasing: "County of [your selection]", for example, "County of Hennepin". To make sure you find as many references as possible, search for that phrasing too by entering it into the LawMoose search term box.
For city/town search, this form requests documents containing the name of the selected city or town. If the town you are interested in has a distinctive name, this will work very well. If the name of your city or town is also frequently used in proper names or common speech, you probably will not be satisfied with the selectivity of the results displayed. In that case, you may wish to modify your search to look for City of [the name of your selection] or search first for the county in which your city or town is located -- then search for the town within those results.
General Note about Super-Easy Search:
Our Super-Easy Search tries its best to do all the work for you. Just select a term from the list and see what you find. Nothing could be easier!
But we cannot guarantee that Super-Easy Search will always produce what you are seeking. (It's not Guaranteed Search!) Some terms are more commonly used than others. Some terms may appear more or less frequently or not at all in certain collections. LawMoose uses "stemming" so you may receive too many results. In our testing, stemming sometimes is helpful and sometimes less so. We use it to increase the chance of your finding results because our collections are specialized and relatively small in the first place.
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