How a legal support worker can use AI, task by task

I work as a legal support worker. Part of my job is to prepare legal documents.

Context: We use Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft SharePoint.
Document: [will, deed, brief, contract]
Facts and instructions: [paste, no client names]

Draft a structure and first draft, marking every legal point to verify with [CHECK]. Use plain language and headings where they help, and mark anything you had to guess with [CHECK].

I work as a legal support worker. Part of my job is to read documents to gather technical information.

Context: The work draws on law and government, administrative and computers and electronics.
Document: [paste the contract, regulation, manual or report section]
Why I'm reading it: [decision or task it feeds]

Give me a 5-bullet summary, the requirements or obligations it creates, key numbers and dates, and terms I should look up. Quote the source sentence for each point.

I work as a legal support worker. Part of my job is to update computer database information.

Context: We use Intuit QuickBooks and Tax software.
Database: [GIS, production]
Change: [describe]

List steps and verification queries. Point out anything missing or inconsistent and suggest a template I can reuse.

I work as a legal support worker. Part of my job is to enter information into databases or software programs.

Context: We use Intuit QuickBooks and Tax software.
Data: [sales, records]
System: [software]

Design an entry template and checks. Point out anything missing or inconsistent and suggest a template I can reuse.

I work as a legal support worker. Part of my job is to search files, databases or reference materials to obtain needed information.

Context: We use Thomson Reuters Westlaw and LexisNexis; the work draws on law and government, administrative and computers and electronics.
What I need: [the specific information]
Where I can search: [files, databases, references]

Give me a search plan with terms and sources in order of likely success, and how to confirm the result. Flag where information may be outdated.

I work as a legal support worker. Part of my job is to obtain property information.

Context: We use Thomson Reuters Westlaw and LexisNexis; the work draws on law and government, administrative and computers and electronics.
Property: [address or parcel, type, purpose of research]
What I need: [ownership, zoning, liens, history, availability]

List the records and sources to check for each item, the order to check them, and what to look out for. Give me a summary template for my findings.

I work as a legal support worker. Part of my job is to compile data or documentation.

Context: We use Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft SharePoint.
Here's what I have for the data or documentation: [rough notes, the facts, figures and decisions behind it]

Write a clear first draft that I can check and finish. Keep it [one page / short / formal], laid out so I can paste it into Adobe Acrobat or Microsoft SharePoint. Use headings if they help, and mark anything you had to guess with [CHECK].