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AOMS AI

An AI legal assistant that understands Pakistani law — and your office

Ask a question the way you would ask a senior colleague, in English or Roman Urdu. AOMS AI answers from a curated Pakistani legal knowledge base and from your own office records.

Pakistani law, explained

Sections of the PPC, CrPC and CPC, family laws (MFLO, Family Courts Act, Guardians & Wards), Constitution articles, limitation and common procedure — with the source shown.

“What is the punishment under 302 PPC?”

“Bail ke liye kon si section hai?”

First drafts in seconds

Legal notices, applications for adjournment, bail applications, vakalatnama text, affidavits and more — as a starting point for you to review and finalise.

“Draft a legal notice for recovery of Rs 500,000”

“Adjournment application likh do”

Answers from your office

Ask about your own hearings, cases, clients and fees. The assistant only sees data your role allows.

“Kal kaun se hearings hain?”

“Which invoices are overdue?”

Private by design

AOMS AI runs on our own servers. Your questions and office data are not sent to third-party AI companies and are never used to train public models.

  • Answers only from verified legal sources and your office data
  • Shows the law and section it relied on
  • Asks for confirmation before creating anything (e.g. a task)
  • Respects your role permissions
Important: AOMS AI is a research and drafting aid, not a substitute for professional legal judgment. Laws are amended and courts interpret them — always verify with the current statute, case law and your own expertise before relying on any answer.

AI questions

What can the AI assistant do?

It answers questions on Pakistani law (PPC, CrPC, CPC, family laws, the Constitution and more), prepares first drafts of common applications and notices, and answers questions about your own hearings, cases, clients and fees.

Is my data sent to ChatGPT or other AI companies?

No. AOMS AI runs on our own infrastructure, and your questions and office data are not sent to third-party AI providers.

Can I rely on the AI’s legal answers?

Treat them as research help, not legal advice. Always verify with the current statute and case law before relying on an answer.

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