Estate Planning & Probate — State by State
EstateDraft assembles wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and probate filings deterministically from each state’s verified, hash-pinned statutes and from the answers you enter — typed as you wrote them, with no model writing, phrasing, or reviewing the instrument.
Self-help software, state by state. Not a law firm. Not legal advice. This software is not a substitute for the advice or services of an attorney.
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 a clause library keyed to your state's statutes and filled from your own answers, typed as you wrote them. No model authors the operative law.
Every citation a document carries is a section held verbatim in a SHA-256-pinned corpus of that state's law. A section the corpus does not hold never ships.
The general rules for each administration path, stated and cited, and the filing set assembled from the answers you enter and the path you elect — county by county.
Where a state publishes official forms, the platform serves the court's own bytes, pinned and verified, and types your answers onto them as written.
Matter-isolated storage with row-level security and audited downloads — your documents, provably yours.
The software records the answers and choices you supply. It does not select a document for you, apply the law to your situation, or review your entries. How the rules apply to you is a question for a licensed attorney of your choosing.
For law firms
Firms license the review engines — the Opposing Counsel Pass™, document review, redline, cite check, and research — inside a tenant-isolated workstation where a licensed attorney adjudicates every finding. None of it runs in the self-help lane.
See the firm platform →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