Will + revocable trust drafting
Draft a state-specific revocable trust + pour-over will from an intake form.
Estate Planning Florida
Estate Planning AI legal workspace for Florida attorneys
Estate-planning practice mixes high document throughput with high accuracy stakes. Draftiro drafts wills, trusts, and ancillary documents with state-specific language and keeps your client-intake conflict log clean. For estate planning attorneys practicing in Florida, Draftiro layers the local detail on top — Florida Courts E-Filing Portal filing conventions, the applicable statute of limitations, and Florida state-court day-counting — so the workflow fits how you actually file.
What’s different in Florida
- Personal-injury statute of limitations
- 2 years for most personal-injury claims (Fla. Stat. § 95.11 (as amended 2023; formerly 4 years)) — verify tolling and discovery-rule exceptions against the statute.
- E-filing
- Florida Courts E-Filing Portal
- Court-day math
- Federal (FRCP 6) + Florida state rules
- State AI-use guidance
- The Florida Bar issued Ethics Opinion 24-1 on generative AI use by lawyers (2024).
Deadlines & court-day math
Draftiro models court-day counting for both federal deadlines (FRCP 6) and Florida state-court rules, and shows the cited rule on the deadline view so a paralegal or co-counsel can verify the math.
What estate planning attorneys in Florida use Draftiro for
Probate filings
Draft petitions and inventories for probate openings.
Powers of attorney
Draft general / healthcare POAs and HIPAA releases.
Common questions
Is Draftiro a good fit for a estate planning solo in Florida?
Yes. Draftiro is built for solo and small-firm practice — will + revocable trust drafting, probate filings, citation validation against CourtListener, and conflict checks at intake — starting free with no card and paid tiers from $29/mo. Draftiro models court-day counting for both federal deadlines (FRCP 6) and Florida state-court rules, and shows the cited rule on the deadline view so a paralegal or co-counsel can verify the math.
What is the personal-injury statute of limitations in Florida?
In Florida it is generally 2 years for most personal-injury claims (Fla. Stat. § 95.11 (as amended 2023; formerly 4 years)) — verify tolling and discovery-rule exceptions against the statute. Draftiro can calendar the deadline from the date of loss, but you should confirm the exact limitations period and any tolling against Fla. Stat. § 95.11 (as amended 2023; formerly 4 years) for your facts.
Does Draftiro train AI on my Florida client data?
No. Draftiro runs on Google Gemini's paid enterprise API tier, which is contractually prohibited from training on your inputs — so your data never trains AI models.
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