EstateDraftFL publishes its Florida estate-planning library in five languages

Built for how Florida actually speaks

Florida households speak Spanish and Haitian Creole at some of the highest rates in the country, and large Russian- and Hebrew-speaking communities call the state home. A Florida legal-information platform that only speaks English leaves most of a family conference out of the room.

Every public page on estatedraftfl.com now serves a reader-selectable language variant, prerendered for speed, with right-to-left layout for Hebrew.

Honest about what translation is

Every non-English page carries a visible flag that the body is a machine translation pending Florida-attorney review, and statute plain-language summaries remain English-only until an attorney marks them reviewed. The goal is access without pretending — readers always know which text has been through attorney eyes.

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.