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Legal writing is any type of writing within the legal profession that seeks to confer legal information to others that is usually clear, concise, and above all, accurate. In many legal settings, specialized forms of written communication are required.

?Legal? documents seek to effectively account for the facts and law that can impact the parties to a document. The lawyer's role in ?drafting? a legal document is to ensure they identify all the relevant facts and law and then apply them to prepare a document that accomplishes their client's goals.

There are five types of legal arguments: text, intent, precedent, tradition, and policy analysis. Each type of legal argument is based upon a different conception of justice; that is, a different source of the law.

Laws, facts and language are the main three components of the legal drafting and all three have equal importance. Legal drafting can be done of various documents such as constitution/s, statutes, ordinances, contracts, agreements, wills, indentures, etc.

As different as these documents are from each other, they all fall into one of three categories defined by the lawyer's primary role when writing them: (1) planning and preventive writing, (2) predictive writing, and (3) persuasive writing.

Here's how to write a legal document in 10 simple steps: Plan Out the Document Before You Begin. ... Write with Clear and Concise Language. ... Ensure the Correct Use of Grammar. ... Be as Accurate as Possible. ... Make Information Accessible. ... Ensure All Necessary Information Is Included. ... Always Use an Active Voice.