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Answer a handful of plain questions and the AI drafts the document in minutes. No templates to fight with, no legal vocabulary to learn.
Immutable custody of your legal documents in Florida
Create your will, trust or power of attorney with AI, then sign it remotely before a certified notary.
Cryptographic auditon every document
How itworks
Four steps from a blank page to a legally executed document in immutable custody.
Every step is verified before the next one opens: eligibility under FS 732.521, attorney review where the law requires it, certified remote notarization under FS Chapter 117, and sealed custody under FS 732.524.
It is not just AI. It is AI validated by attorneys.
Artificial intelligence drafts your document in minutes; a licensed attorney reviews the cases Florida law requires before you sign. Software speed, professional backing.
Safe
A licensed Florida attorney reviews the cases the law says must be reviewed, and the eligibility screening runs before anyone signs anything.
Legal
Execution, witnessing, notarization and custody follow FS Chapter 732 and FS Chapter 117 end to end, so the document survives probate.
Documents
What you can create
AI-drafted, attorney-validated estate documents that comply with Florida law.
Built for documentsthat must hold up in court
We act as an electronic custodian under FS 732.524. Every action is traceable, every executed document is immutable.
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Once signed, a document cannot be altered. Write once, read many.
Sealed versions live in object storage with a retention lock, so no one can overwrite or delete them, including us.Every version is snapshotted before it changes, keeping the chain from first draft to executed copy intact.Encrypted at rest with managed keys, and every read is issued as a short-lived signed URL.Cryptographic audit
Every action is recorded in a tamper-evident hash chain.
Each entry seals the hash of the entry before it, so a single altered record breaks the whole chain.Access, downloads, approvals and signatures are logged with actor, timestamp and document version.Scheduled integrity checks re-verify the chain and flag any break.Verified identity
Credential analysis plus knowledge-based questions, as FS 117.265 and FS 117.295 require.
Government-issued ID is analyzed for authenticity before the notary session starts.Knowledge-based authentication confirms the signer is who they claim to be.The audio-video session is recorded and retained for the period FS 117.245 requires.Screening before signing
A vulnerable adult, as defined in FS 415.102, cannot validly sign by audio-video technology.
Every testator answers an eligibility questionnaire before the remote pathway opens.Guardianship, adjudicated incapacity and undue-influence indicators block remote signing.Blocked cases are routed to in-person witnessing instead of being turned away.Court deposit
Filed with the Florida court when the law requires it, under FS 732.524.
We are the electronic custodian of record for every will we hold.After a death notification, the will is filed with the appropriate Florida court.The first certified copy ordered by the court is free, as FS 732.524(8) requires.
For legal professionals
Offer electronic custody and remote notarization to your clients without building the infrastructure yourself.
Law firms
Manage clients, review flagged screenings and custody documents across the whole practice.
- Multi-attorney client management
- Flagged screening review
- Firm-wide audit and retention
Independent attorneys
Bring certified Remote Notarization and immutable custody to your clients with zero setup.
- Certified Remote Notarization, no setup
- Immutable client custody
- Cryptographic audit trail
Start with one client
Opening a practice account is free. You only pay when a document is executed — no seat licences, no setup fee.
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Simple, honest pricing
Free to start. You only pay when you execute a document.
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Individual
Free to startpay per executed document
For one person creating their own estate documents.
- AI-drafted documents
- Certified remote notarization
- Immutable custody and audit trail
- First court-ordered copy free (FS 732.524(8))
Law firm
Custombilled per firm
For practices managing clients and attorneys at scale.
- Everything in Individual
- Multi-attorney client management
- Firm-wide audit and retention
- Priority support
Trusted where itmatters: in court
SaferWill is built to the standards estate documents are held to.
10 yearsRecording retention
Florida requires the notarial video kept for a decade (FS 117.245).
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Florida statutesFS 732, 117, 736 and 709 govern estate execution.
RemoteCertified remote notaries
Every signature is witnessed by a Florida-certified remote online notary under FS Chapter 117 — identity proofed, credential analyzed and recorded.
1stCertified copy at no cost
FS 732.524(8) makes the first certified copy free. We do not charge for it either.
WORMImmutable by design
Executed documents live in write-once storage behind a cryptographic audit chain, so any alteration is evident.
Court deposit readyWORM immutable storageCryptographic audit chainFS 732 / FS 117 compliant
What people askbefore they sign
The questions Florida residents send us before creating an electronic estate document. One answer at a time, no legal jargon.
If yours is not here, our team answers it directly before you pay anything.
Is it legal to create an electronic will in Florida?
Yes. Florida recognizes electronic wills under Chapter 732. The will must be signed, witnessed and notarized following the state's electronic execution rules. SaferWill guides you through each requirement so the document is valid.
What is Remote Notarization?
Remote online notarization is a live video session with a certified Florida notary who verifies your identity and witnesses your electronic signature. It is authorized under Florida Statutes Chapter 117 and recorded for the required retention period.
Do I need witnesses physically present?
For most remote signings, witnesses join the certified video session. Vulnerable adults defined in FS 415.102 must sign with witnesses physically present. Our screening flags this before you sign so your document stays valid.
Who cannot sign a document remotely?
A vulnerable adult, as defined in Florida Statute 415.102, cannot validly sign by audio-video technology. People under court guardianship or declared incapacitated are also blocked. The eligibility screening detects these cases and routes you to in-person witnessing.
Do I need a lawyer to use SaferWill?
Not to start. The AI drafts your document and a licensed Florida attorney reviews the cases the law requires. If you already work with an attorney or a firm, you can assign them to your document and they review and approve it inside the platform.
How much does it cost?
Creating and drafting is free. You pay when you execute a document, and separately for remote notarization. The first certified copy ordered by a court is free, as Florida Statute 732.524(8) requires; additional certified copies are charged.
Can I update or revoke my will later?
Yes. You create a new version and execute it; the new version supersedes the previous one. Nothing is erased: every sealed version stays in the audit chain with its own hash, which is what lets a court see exactly what was signed and when.
What happens after I sign?
Your signed document is sealed with a cryptographic hash and stored under immutable WORM custody. Every access is logged in an audit chain. The document is then ready for court deposit when Florida law requires it.
Who can see my documents?
Only you, the attorney or firm you assign, and the people you explicitly authorize. Every single access is written to the audit log with the actor, the timestamp and the document version, so you can see who opened what and when.
How does my family get access when something happens to me?
You add trusted recipients to each document while you are alive. They receive an invitation and, after a death notification is verified, they can request access. Without at least one trusted recipient a document cannot be sent to notarization.
I already have a paper will. Can I store it here?
Yes. You can upload the existing file and keep it under the same custody: it is sealed as it is, without edits, and gets the same cryptographic hash, audit trail and court-deposit path as a document drafted here.
Are my documents deposited with the court?
When the law requires it, yes. As an electronic custodian under FS 732.524, SaferWill files the document with the appropriate Florida court, typically after a death notification, and provides the first court-ordered copy free.
Protect what matters, today.
Create your will, trust or power of attorney with legal backing in Florida.