AI Estate Planning & Probate — State by State
EstateDraftassembles wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and probate filings deterministically from each state’s verified, hash-pinned statutes — cite-checked, pressure-tested by the Opposing Counsel Pass™, with optional licensed-attorney review.
Self-help software, state by state. Not a law firm. Not legal advice. Attorney review is optional and separate.
One platform, your state’s law
Every state runs on its own verified statutory corpus — nothing is shared, borrowed, or approximated across state lines.
Live · EstateDraftFL.com
Our original home — the full Florida platform, attorney-released, at its own front door.
Go to EstateDraftFL →Live
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and probate — drawn from the verified Texas statutes.
Enter Texas →In final compliance review
The North Carolina build is complete and in its pre-launch legal review. It opens the moment that review closes — nothing ships early.
Launching soonIn final compliance review
The California build is complete and in its pre-launch legal review. It opens the moment that review closes — nothing ships early.
Launching soonIn development
The Colorado statutory corpus is being loaded and verified section by section. Colorado opens only after verification and its state-specific compliance review complete.
In active developmentUp next
Arizona follows California — each state launches only after its statutory corpus is loaded, verified, and its state-specific compliance review completes.
The rollout continuesBuilt for real families
Parents, caregivers, blended families, older relatives, successor trustees — and the attorneys and firms who serve them.




The platform
Wills, revocable trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives assembled from an attorney-reviewable clause library keyed to your state's statutes — the AI organizes your facts; it never authors the operative law.
Before anything is final, an adversarial review attacks the draft the way a contesting attorney would — findings wait for a human decision, recorded in an append-only trail.
Every citation in a brief or memo checked for form and plausibility against the state's verified corpus — including the made-up statute that never really existed.
A deterministic clerk-grade router maps the estate to the right administration path with statutory hooks and computed deadlines — county by county.
Matter-isolated storage with row-level security, audited downloads, and family sharing — your documents, provably yours.
Connect with an independent attorney licensed in your state — one we recommend, or your own — who sets their own fee and bills you directly. Software first; a lawyer when you want one.
The same engine, every state
The engine drafts, attacks its own work the way a contesting attorney would, and waits for a human to rule — here against each state’s real statutes.
Every panel cites that state’s own verified statute — the demo never invents law.
Act I — The engine drafts
Art. VI · No-Contest Clause — drafted by the engine
If any beneficiary contests this Will or any of its provisions, that beneficiary shall forfeit all gifts made to them and shall take nothing from my estate.
Opposing Counsel Pass™ — red team finding
Enforceability · § 254.005“As drafted, this clause promises more than Texas law delivers. Tex. Est. Code § 254.005 makes the forfeiture unenforceable against a contestant who establishes just cause and good faith — and it never blocks a beneficiary from compelling a fiduciary to perform. Absolute language invites a construction fight about the clause itself.”
Possible alternative language
…scope the forfeiture expressly to the limits of § 254.005, and pair it with a self-proved will (§ 251.104) and contemporaneous capacity evidence so the deterrent rests on more than the penalty…
Nothing finalizes until the last finding carries your decision.
Accurate by design
Every release runs EstateBench — a deterministic, reproducible evaluation suite across the platform’s legal engines — in CI, at zero model spend. Statutes are retrieved from fixed, SHA-256-verified corpora, never generated at request time.
See the open eval →Defensible by design