EstateDraftFL completes probate court-form coverage across all 20 Florida judicial circuits

Statewide, circuit by circuit

Florida probate runs through 20 judicial circuits and 67 county clerks, and local practice varies. EstateDraftFL's court-forms engine catalogs each circuit's published local forms — where a circuit publishes fillable sets, members can complete them in the browser; where a circuit publishes static or no local sets, the catalog says so honestly rather than papering over the gap.

The engine sits alongside EstateDraftFL's deterministic 67-county probate assessment, which maps a family's facts to the administration paths Florida law provides and assembles the corresponding filing packets.

Formatted to the rule, caveated to the courthouse

Every court-bound export is held to Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.520 as amended effective July 1, 2025 — letter-size pages, one-inch margins, at least 12-point type, numbered pages, and the three-by-three-inch recording space — verified against the primary rule text and proven in the build's test suite.

Statewide formatting is only half the story, so every packet pairs the compliance claim with a local-practice caveat: circuits, clerks, divisions, and judges keep their own preferences, and readers are pointed to local-practice resources including BenchPath for circuit-level procedure.

The Florida legal-tech family

EstateDraftFL is built alongside two sister platforms from the same team — each Florida-only, and each useful on its own.