Statular is built for Florida estate planning attorneys who need fast drafting across trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and probate forms. The platform's templates draw on the Florida Trust Code (Chapter 736), Chapter 709 POA conventions, and Chapter 765 advance directive formalities.

Attorneys can use Florida-specific document defaults, homestead flagging, and elective share analysis to assemble consistent trust drafts for clients statewide, then review and finalize before delivery.

Estate planning in Florida is shaped by common law property rules. These rules make titling and beneficiary designations core to many plans. There is no state estate tax. Small estate procedures are available for estates up to $75,000.

Local practitioners routinely navigate: Strong homestead protection (constitutional), Elective share for surviving spouses, No state income, estate, or inheritance tax, and Lady Bird deeds (enhanced life estate deeds) available.

Common Florida filings and forms include: Florida Enhanced Life Estate Deed (Lady Bird Deed), Florida Designation of Health Care Surrogate, Florida Living Will, and Florida Durable Power of Attorney (Chapter 709). Key Florida statutory touchpoints include: Florida Homestead Law (Article X, Section 4), Florida Trust Code (Chapter 736), Florida Community Property Trust Act (F.S. 736.1501-736.1512), and Florida Elective Share (Chapter 732).