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EstateDraftFL

About

Built where Florida estate plans actually get administered

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.

How the content is kept honest

Reviewed document templates

The document templates were reviewed and approved before release. The owner retains the approval records privately on paper. Individual customer situations are not reviewed by the platform.

A published, reproducible evaluation

EstateBench — 555/555 — 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. A weekly sentinel checks a rotating sample against the publisher. 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 →

The platform, in checkable numbers

computed at build · attested facts dated inline (latest 2026-09-15)

Counts of forms, fill lanes, circuits, and languages are computed from the shipped registries at build — they cannot drift from the product. The corpus is 873 Florida and 66 federal primary-law sources. Stored text hashes were rechecked on 2026-09-15; 16 July estate-law publications were compared with their publishers. Other sources retain their recorded edition dates. Bench results are the committed CI snapshot. Court-bound exports enforce Rule 2.520 (2026-07-23). Verify the bench yourself.

What EstateDraftFL is — and isn't

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.