State-specific packages
Create matters using document packages built around the selected state's forms, clauses, execution conventions, and local drafting patterns.
Multi-State Support
State-specific estate planning drafting for firms working across jurisdictions.
Statular organizes estate planning templates, interviews, and document packages by state so attorneys can work across jurisdictions with jurisdiction-specific drafting workflows.
Product Surface
Multi-State Support
Multi-state estate planning is not just a dropdown at the top of a document. Execution rules, trust law conventions, deed workflows, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and probate administration details all vary by state.
25states with full estate planning package coverage
50state pages for coverage and context
CA, FL, TXdedicated public state drafting pages
One intake model, state-aware output
Use a consistent interview workflow while allowing the generated documents and review prompts to reflect the selected jurisdiction.
Coverage you can inspect
Public state pages show supported jurisdictions and state-specific drafting focus areas before a firm starts a matter.
Workflow
How it works in a matter
01
Choose the client and jurisdiction
Start a matter in the state where the attorney is preparing documents and select the relevant package.
02
Collect facts once
Gather family, fiduciary, asset, tax, and distribution details through the attorney interview or client questionnaire.
03
Generate state-specific drafts
Produce the trust, will, powers, healthcare directives, deeds, notices, or probate documents available for that package and state.
Common state-specific areas
- Execution and witness requirements
- Statutory powers of attorney and healthcare forms
- Community property and elective share treatment
- Trust funding and deed recording workflows
- Trust administration and probate notices
Attorney review remains central
- Statular provides drafting workflows and templates, not legal advice
- Attorneys decide whether the selected package fits the client
- State coverage varies by document type and package
Questions
Common attorney questions
Does Statular support every document in every state?
Coverage varies by state and package. Statular is built state-by-state, and attorneys can confirm document availability for the relevant jurisdiction before drafting.
Is multi-state support the same as multi-jurisdiction legal advice?
Statular provides software, templates, and drafting workflows. Attorneys remain responsible for licensing, jurisdictional analysis, and final legal judgment.