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Legal and product disclaimer

Will Florida is a technology service, not a law firm. The service offers account access, AI-assisted conversation and draft PDF preparation. It does not provide legal advice, attorney review, signing, witnessing, notarization or qualified custody.

General information has limits

Our guides explain selected Florida topics. They cannot account for every fact, legal exception, interpretation or change. Reading content, using the chat, sharing information or receiving a draft does not establish an attorney–client relationship. Communications are not protected by attorney–client privilege; the Privacy Policy describes how information is handled.

We do not select a legal strategy, determine how your property should pass or certify that a document fits your circumstances. Consult an appropriately licensed attorney about individual legal consequences.

AI output needs review

AI may misunderstand answers or produce inaccurate, incomplete or inconsistent output. Review and correct information in the conversation and inspect the draft before downloading it. A complete-looking document or a successful PDF download does not establish legal sufficiency, capacity or the absence of undue influence.

No attorney review, legal validity, court acceptance, probate outcome, tax saving or protection from disputes is guaranteed. Neither the guides nor generated drafts are presented as reviewed by an attorney.

Preparation is separate from execution

Florida sets signature and witnessing requirements for ordinary wills and separate provisions for electronic execution. A signature drawn on a PDF alone does not establish compliance. Electronic self-proof also involves specific qualified-custodian requirements. See Florida Statutes §732.502, §732.522 and §732.523.

The signing guide explains these distinctions. It does not supply an execution service or decide that a process is suitable for you. A PDF stored by this application is not a qualified-custody service for an executed electronic will.

Preparation plan and separate services

The listed preparation plan is $49 once for one person's draft. Any charge requires your separate, explicit payment authorization. Creating an account or downloading a draft does not by itself authorize a charge. Review the Terms of Service for the scope and payment conditions.

Will Florida does not provide electronic signing, witnesses, notarization, or qualified custody. Arrange these services separately as appropriate for your document.

When professional help matters

Do not delay an urgent legal matter to use this service. Questions involving a spouse's rights, homestead, children from different relationships, special-needs planning, trusts, business interests, international property, capacity or undue influence can require individual advice. A guide or questionnaire cannot clear someone for self-service preparation.

Sources and corrections

Legal sources for the execution distinctions above were checked on September 14, 2026. A check date does not promise continuing monitoring. Guides retain their own source-check dates. Use the contact page to report possible errors and read the Editorial Policy.

This disclaimer is subject to applicable law. It does not remove rights or responsibilities that cannot lawfully be excluded. The Terms of Service explain the service terms.