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A nonlawyer tool, by design

Attorney review is not currently offered

EstateDraft does not currently offer attorney review, and it does not refer you to an attorney. If you want a lawyer's eyes on your documents, consult a licensed Texas attorney of your choosing, who sets their own fee and engages you directly.

What the software does instead

EstateDraft records the answers and choices you supply and assembles documents from them. It does not select a document for you, apply the law to your situation, or review your entries for legal sufficiency.

  • • Documents assembled deterministically from your own answers, typed as you wrote them.
  • • Every clause cited to a section held verbatim in the Texas corpus.
  • • The general Texas rules stated in plain language, recommending nothing.

The software's checks are completeness and format checks. They do not assess your situation.

How these rules apply to your situation is a question for a licensed Texas attorney of your choosing. EstateDraft states the rules; it does not answer that question.

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EstateDraft is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. This software is not a substitute for the advice or services of an attorney.

EstateDraft. This site provides general information about Trustee duties and is not legal advice. Using these tools does not create an attorney-client relationship. The duties packet is assembled from the statute and your own answers; how the rules apply to your trust is a question for a licensed attorney of your choosing.