See where your lease breaks state law
Upload or paste a lease you already have. Every key clause comes back marked pass, violation, or flagged for review — with the citation either way.
- Nine clause areas checked
- Every verdict cited
- Runs in your browser
Tell us about the lease
That lease you downloaded years ago? Laws moved on.
Most leases in circulation were copied from a template or a decade-old download, and states keep changing the rules underneath them. The audit reads your actual lease and compares each key clause against your state’s current statute — pass, violation, or flagged for review, with the citation either way.
01Paste or upload it
Paste the text or drop the PDF, then pick the state it was written for.
02Clauses are extracted
Late-fee, deposit, entry, notice, and disclosure clauses are pulled out and tested.
03Get a score and verdicts
Clause by clause: pass, violation, or flagged for review — each with its statute.
04Rebuild it compliant
One click regenerates the lease from the state template, disclosures included.
Why audit before you sign or renew
Illegal clauses don’t just fail — some cost you the whole claim.
Bad clauses can be void — or worse
Miss the deposit deadline in New York and you forfeit it entirely. Pennsylvania doubles it.
Deposit caps are new
California moved to one month and Georgia to two in 2024. A fine lease can be over the cap today.
Disclosures are the silent gap
Lead paint, bedbugs, radon, flood history — checked against what your state expects.
The fix is one click
Regenerate from the state template rather than redrafting the clause yourself.
It stays on your device
The scan runs in your browser. The lease is never uploaded to be read.
Every verdict is cited
Pass or fail, you get the section it was judged against — never a bare opinion.
I'd been a landlord for 12 years and used to pay $200 every time I needed a lease reviewed. LawLease took me 4 minutes and the document is better than anything my old attorney emailed me.
Robert M.
3 single-family rentals, Austin, TX
When to run it
Worth running whenever a lease has been sitting a while.
Before reusing an old lease
Years on the same document. Check it against this year’s law before the next signature.
After buying a tenanted property
You inherited the previous owner’s lease. Find out what you agreed to enforce.
Before a dispute escalates
A tenant is pushing back. Know whether the clause you are standing on holds.
Frequently asked questions
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