Disclaimer

What this site is, and what it isn't.

We would rather be plain about this up front than bury it in a footer.

Last updated September 17, 2026

We are not a law firm

Estate Plans For Life is a self-help document service. We are not a law firm, we do not practice law, and we do not give legal advice. The documents you build here are assembled from templates written by a licensed Florida estate planning attorney, using the answers you give. The attorney who wrote the templates does not review your answers or your finished documents unless you separately purchase a consultation.

No one at Estate Plans For Life can tell you which documents you should have, how to answer a question in your own situation, or what a finished document means for you. If you need that, you need an attorney.

General information, not legal advice

Everything published on this site, the guides, the product pages, the questions and answers, the plan finder, is general information about estate planning in Florida. It is written carefully, but it is written for everybody, which means it is not written for you.

Your situation may turn on a detail that a general article cannot know about. Do not act, or decide not to act, purely on the basis of something you read here.

No attorney-client relationship

Reading this site, using the plan finder, submitting your contact details, building documents on our document system, or speaking with our support team does not create an attorney-client relationship with anyone. Estate Plans For Life does not form attorney-client relationships.

If you purchase a consultation, that is with an independent Florida attorney under that attorney's own engagement terms, and any attorney-client relationship is between you and that attorney.

Attorney review

Individual attorney review of your documents is not included in the online products. It is available only if you purchase a consultation. Using the online service is not legal advice about your situation.

Jurisdiction

Our documents are built to Florida requirements. Estate planning law, including how documents may be witnessed and notarized, varies from state to state. Material here describing Florida practice may be wrong elsewhere. If you live outside Florida, or own property in another state, talk to an attorney before relying on anything you build here.

Situations we do not handle online

Blended families, plans involving a beneficiary with special needs, estates over two million dollars, and any situation involving a dispute are not suited to a questionnaire. The plan finder will tell you so, and we would rather point you to an attorney than sell you the wrong thing.

No guaranteed outcome

No plan can promise a particular result. Circumstances change, assets change, and the law changes. A document is a set of instructions written for the facts as they stood when it was made, which is why it is worth revisiting after major life events.

Third-party links

Where we link out, we do so because the material seemed useful. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content.

Who we are

Estate Plans For Life · 401 E Las Olas Blvd, Suite 130-769, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 · contact@estateplansforlife.com · 888-711-9488.

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