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Justee's AI-powered affidavit review tool analyzes sworn statements for evidentiary defects, missing personal-knowledge foundation, hearsay, conclusory assertions, and notarization problems. The tool checks compliance with Federal Rule of Evidence 602 personal-knowledge requirements, FRCP 56(c)(4) summary-judgment affidavit standards, and 28 U.S.C. § 1746 unsworn-declaration formats. Justee flags statements made on "information and belief" without basis, opinions from non-experts, document references that fail to attach the underlying record, and signature blocks missing the perjury penalty language. Affidavits and declarations are foundational to motion practice, real estate closings, immigration filings, and probate. Common affidavit problems include statements that exceed the affiant's actual knowledge, references to documents the affiant did not author or maintain, and notary acknowledgments that are missing required jurat language. Professional affidavit review helps avoid summary-judgment denial and perjury exposure.
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Personal-knowledge foundation under FRE 602
Hearsay and opinion-testimony screening
Notarization and jurat compliance
Document attachment and authentication
28 U.S.C. §1746 unsworn declaration format
"On information and belief" with no basis
Hearsay statements quoted as fact
Opinions from a non-expert affiant
References to documents not attached
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Personal-knowledge foundation under FRE 602
Hearsay and opinion-testimony screening
Notarization and jurat compliance
Document attachment and authentication
28 U.S.C. §1746 unsworn declaration format
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Justee recently analyzed a 12-paragraph affidavit describing a vendor's breach of contract for a small-business owner in Phoenix, AZ submitting an affidavit in support of a summary-judgment motion.
Issue Found: Eight of the twelve paragraphs began with "I am informed and believe" and quoted statements made by employees who were not affiants. The opposition moved to strike under FRCP 56(c)(4) and the trial court granted summary judgment to the wrong side.
Justee Recommendation: We rebuilt the affidavit with personal-knowledge statements, attached the underlying contracts and emails as authenticated exhibits, and added a separate declaration from the employee with direct knowledge. SJ was ultimately reversed on rehearing.
"I am informed and believe that Defendant breached the agreement by failing to deliver the software on January 15, 2025."
"I am the CEO of [Company] and have personal knowledge of the facts in this declaration. On January 15, 2025, I logged into Defendant's portal at 9:14 a.m. PT and the software identified in Section 2 of Exhibit A had not been delivered. A true and correct screenshot of the portal at that time is attached as Exhibit B."
Why it matters: Personal knowledge requires the affiant to have observed the fact directly. Time, place, and supporting documents transform a stricken paragraph into competent evidence.
Partner, Corporate Transactions at Grayver Law Group
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