About
EstateDraftFL is Florida-only, on purpose. One state's statutes, one state's courts, one state's homestead rules — done at depth instead of fifty states done thin.
The experience behind it
Created in consultation with a third-generation South Florida estate-planning firm — 45+ years guiding families through Trust and successor-trustee administration.
That hard-won judgment shapes every step: the deadlines that actually matter, the plain-language guidance, and exactly when a Florida attorney should weigh in. The platform itself is software — not a law firm — and it says so on every surface.
A named reviewing attorney
Florida-law content pages carry a real byline: Neil Alan Milestone, Fla. Bar No. 309966 — verifiable on the Florida Bar's own site.
Verify on floridabar.org →A published, reproducible evaluation
EstateBench — 416/416 — runs in CI on every change and is published for anyone to re-run. When the engine changes, the score changes in public.
See the live scorecard →A hash-pinned statute corpus
Florida statutes are stored verbatim with SHA-256 fingerprints and re-checked on a weekly sentinel. Citations resolve against the pinned text or they don't ship.
Accurate by design →Official forms, never imitations
Where a circuit publishes its own probate forms, the platform completes the court's own PDF — byte-verified against the pinned original before a single field is set.
Court forms by county →EstateDraftFL is self-help legal software: it prepares documents from your answers, on your decisions. It is not a law firm, it does not give legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. When you want a licensed Florida attorney to review your work, that review is a separate, optional, independent engagement — never bundled, never a surprise.