Attorney Review

Attorney review is optional across EstateDraft — Estate Planning, probate, and successor-trustee work alike. The base product prepares your documents from the verified statutes on its own. When you want a licensed Texas attorney to review them, we connect you with one — an attorney we recommend, or your own — who works with you directly.

1. 1EstateDraft's gated AI document prep assembles and source-locks your documents from the verified Texas statutes — an Estate Plan (wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives), a probate filing set, or a successor-trustee duties packet.
2. 2Every citation is cite-checked and the draft is pressure-tested with the Opposing Counsel Pass™ — an automated, adversarial AI review, not a review by a lawyer.
3. 3When you want a lawyer's eyes on it, connect with an independent, licensed Texas attorney — one we recommend, or your own. You're never locked into our recommendation.
4. 4The attorney sets their own fee (independent flat-fee reviews are typically around $299), engages you directly under your own agreement, reviews your documents, and sends written feedback before you sign. EstateDraft never sets, collects, or shares in that fee.

EstateDraft is a technology platform, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Any attorney you connect with is an independent attorney licensed in Texas who sets their own fee and engages and bills you directly under your own agreement with them. We do not set, collect, or share in attorney fees, and we do not control the attorney’s independent professional judgment. You are free to use an attorney we recommend or choose your own — you are never locked in. Using EstateDraft does not create an attorney-client relationship with EstateDraft.