Plain-language rules for a self-help site.

These terms are a stub you should have reviewed by counsel before charging. They are here so the product can waitlist now without pretending we represent you.

Educational / self-help only. HOA Hag Fight Coach prepares prompts and checklists. Documents are created in your AI accounts. Not a lawyer. You review and send. HOA Hag Fight Coach is educational, self-help information, checklists, and personalized prompts. It is not a law firm, not a lawyer, and not a substitute for a licensed attorney. Nothing on this site is legal advice. Using the site, joining a waitlist, or copying a prompt does not create an attorney–client relationship. We do not apply the law to your facts as advice, do not file papers, do not appear in court, and do not generate or send your letters as a service. Documents are created in your ChatGPT and Grok accounts. You are responsible for what you edit, send, or file. Outcomes are not guaranteed. Law varies by state. Texas is the deepest first module (Property Code ch. 209 and TRCP 736) because that is the founder’s fight — not because those rules apply nationwide. Arizona, Florida, and Tennessee pages are live educational overlays with official links you must re-verify. Other-state pages are high-level awareness. If a page mentions a Texas cite, do not treat it as your state’s law.

Law varies by state. Texas official text to verify if that is your module: Tex. Prop. Code ch. 209 · Texas court rules (txcourts.gov) · Texas State Law Library — POA guide. Cites as of 2026-09-20 — re-verify official text before you rely on a number. Support · Terms · Privacy.

Disclaimer

HOA Hag Fight Coach prepares prompts and checklists. Documents are created in your AI accounts. Not a lawyer. You review and send. Educational / self-help only. Not legal advice. No attorney–client relationship. Outcomes are not guaranteed. Law varies by state. Verify official text. Consult a licensed attorney where the property sits.

What this is

HOA Hag Fight Coach publishes educational information, checklists, and personalized prompts you copy into your own ChatGPT and Grok accounts. Example letter structure is a skeleton, not a filing service. It is self-help. It is not a law firm. The operator is not your attorney.

What this is not

Nothing here is legal advice. We do not apply the law to your facts as advice. We do not create an attorney–client relationship. We do not guarantee outcomes. We do not file documents, appear in court, or send letters for you. We do not claim attorney review of your packet. We do not represent you. We do not stop a foreclosure.

Snap-for-triage

Photographing one page is a temporary educational “Looks like…” coaching guess so you know the next Day-1 step. It is not a legal review of your case. We process the image then drop it. We do not keep the photo as your case file and we do not warehouse cause numbers, addresses, or names from it. You keep papers in your Drive. ChatGPT and Grok are your tools; you always review and send.

Your job

You edit every template and prompt. You decide what to send or file. You verify current statutes and rules in the state where the property sits. You consult a licensed attorney in that state about your situation. If you miss a deadline or send a letter, that is yours.

Waitlist and Fight Kit subscription

Joining the waitlist does not sell you a product and does not unlock legal services. New paid Fight Kit subscriptions and the paid waitlist are Texas-only at launch. Other states coming; educational overlays stay browsable. Fight Kit, when checkout is live, is a subscription. First invoice $499 = $249 every 6 months + $250 first-period remainder, then $249 every 6 months until you cancel or update the card in the Stripe Customer Portal. It sells the Fight Coach wizard, prompt packs, and state packs — not “we generate your filing.” Live charges need lawyer review. A no-charge Day-1 unlock is not a purchase.

Nationwide product, state-specific modules

The AI playbook and Fight Coach questions are written for US homeowners generally. Statute pages may be state-specific. Texas citations (Property Code chapter 209, TRCP 736) are Texas-only starting places. Other-state overlays point at official hosts you must re-verify. We do not invent missing statutes. We do not apply any state’s law to your facts as advice.