Last updated September 12, 2026
EstateDraftFL is Florida-only estate-planning software for families and law firms, from LegalDraft Technologies LLC. It prepares Florida wills, revocable living trusts, lady bird deeds, durable powers of attorney, healthcare directives, HIPAA releases, preneed guardian declarations, and the Florida probate filing set from one guided questionnaire, assembling consumer documents deterministically from a locked Florida master built on the statutes themselves. It is software, not a law firm. Facts on this page are stated as of September 12, 2026.
Boilerplate
Short. EstateDraftFL is Florida-only estate-planning software: wills, living trusts, lady bird deeds, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives prepared from the Florida statutes, with flat pricing and no subscription. Software, not a law firm.
Long. EstateDraftFL, a product of LegalDraft Technologies LLC, prepares Florida estate-planning documents for families and the firms that serve them. Consumer instruments are assembled deterministically from a locked Florida master and a source library of 939 primary texts stored with SHA-256 fingerprints; no model writes, phrases, or reviews a consumer document. Firm tools support attorney-controlled analysis and drafting. The platform covers all 67 Florida counties, has classified the local probate forms of all 20 judicial circuits, publishes its evaluation suite, renders its public library in five languages, and states on every surface that it is software, not a law firm.
Fast facts
| What it is | Florida-only estate-planning and probate document-preparation software for consumers and law firms; software, not a law firm. |
| Company | A product of LegalDraft Technologies LLC — the entity named in the Terms of Service. TrusteeClear, the successor-trustee module, is part of the same family. |
| Documents | Last will and testament, revocable living trust, pour-over will, lady bird (enhanced life estate) deed with the Companion Will, durable power of attorney, healthcare directive and living will, HIPAA release, preneed guardian declaration, the Florida probate filing set. |
| Pricing | Will-Based Plan $199 ($299 for a couple); Trust-Based Plan $499 ($699); lady bird deed $199; single documents from $99. One-time; no subscription. The pricing page renders the same catalog checkout uses. |
| The statute library | 939 primary-law sources — 829 Florida statute sections, 66 federal provisions, 42 court rules, and 2 administrative sources — with publisher URLs, edition dates and SHA-256 fingerprints. Prior editions are preserved separately and do not increase the coverage count. |
| Coverage | All 67 Florida counties (a probate page for each); the local probate forms of all 20 judicial circuits classified, with in-browser completion of the court’s own PDFs in 10 circuits across 73 form specifications. See court forms by county. |
| How documents are made | Deterministic assembly from locked Florida masters; the customer's answers fill the blanks; software checks for completeness and format; no model writes, phrases, or reviews a consumer document. |
| Evaluation | EstateBench, the reproducible evaluation suite the platform grades itself on: its zero-spend deterministic slice runs in CI on every change, and the results are published at /estatebench. |
| Languages | The public Florida library renders in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Russian, and Hebrew; the English text is canonical, and every translated page carries a machine-translation notice. |
| Accessibility | Designed to conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA; the scope, evidence, and known limitations are on the accessibility statement. |
| Shipping record | Publicly shipping since June 2026; every change is dated and typed in the changelog, derived from the repository’s own history. |
| Contact | The contact form — the recorded door that reaches the operators. |
What EstateDraftFL is not
It is not a law firm and gives no legal advice. Consumer software does not evaluate a customer’s legal situation, recommend a plan, or approve a document. Completed consumer documents do not include a lawyer’s individualized evaluation; a licensed Florida attorney of the customer’s choosing can review them before signing. Signing and filing services are limited to the package scope shown at purchase and do not include legal advice or representation.
Brand assets
The name is written EstateDraftFL — one word, capital E, D, F, and L. The logo: PNG, 512 × 512 and SVG. Use them unaltered for editorial coverage; do not use them to imply endorsement or partnership.
Newsroom
- Court-form coverage complete: all 20 Florida circuits →
- The Florida library in five languages →
- Three governed model tiers for law firms →
- All releases, the RSS feed, and the news sitemap →
How to cite EstateDraftFL
Cite the page, its title, and the date it shows as last updated — for example: EstateDraftFL, "Florida Lady Bird Deed: How It Works, Cost, Get It Online," estatedraftfl.com/florida-lady-bird-deed, updated September 12, 2026. The pages built for citation are the statute-cited explainers — the Florida estate planning guide and its spokes, Florida probate, the lady bird deed, the per-document pages on the documents page — and the dated, source-linked purchase-fact comparison. Every statute on those pages is cited by section; the section text is in the source library described above. Answer engines can start from llms.txt.
General information about EstateDraftFL, not legal advice. EstateDraftFL is software, not a law firm.
Frequently asked questions
Is EstateDraftFL a law firm?
No. EstateDraftFL is Florida-only document-preparation software from LegalDraft Technologies LLC. It does not give legal advice or review a customer's legal situation. Consumer documents are assembled deterministically from locked Florida masters, and a licensed Florida attorney of the customer's choosing can review them before signing. Signing and filing services are limited to the package scope shown at purchase.
Who owns EstateDraftFL?
EstateDraftFL is a product of LegalDraft Technologies LLC, the entity named in the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. TrusteeClear, the successor-trustee module, is part of the same family.
Where do the statutes on the site come from?
The library contains 939 primary-law sources — 829 Florida statute sections, 66 federal provisions, 42 court rules, and 2 administrative sources — with publisher URLs, edition dates and SHA-256 fingerprints. Prior editions are preserved separately and do not increase the coverage count. The July estate-law publications were checked September 12, 2026; other sources retain their recorded edition dates. A requested historical edition is not verified when its date bounds are unknown.
May I use the name and logo?
Yes, for editorial coverage of EstateDraftFL: the name as written here and the logo files below, unaltered. Do not use them to imply endorsement, partnership, or that EstateDraftFL reviewed or approved anything.
General information about Florida law, not legal advice.