Last updated: February 14, 2026
DocSats provides estate planning document creation tools for informational purposes only. Our Service is NOT a substitute for professional legal advice. DocSats is NOT a law firm, does NOT practice law, and does NOT provide legal counsel or representation.
Using DocSats does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and DocSats or any of its employees, contractors, or affiliates. The information and documents provided through our Service should not be construed as legal advice for any individual case or situation.
All documents created through DocSats are generated using artificial intelligence technology. While our AI is designed to follow state-specific legal requirements, AI systems can make errors. Documents may contain inaccuracies, omissions, or provisions that may not be appropriate for your specific circumstances.
We strongly recommend that all documents generated through DocSats be reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state before you sign or execute them.
Estate planning laws vary significantly from state to state. Requirements for valid wills, including the number of witnesses, notarization requirements, and specific clauses, differ across jurisdictions. While DocSats attempts to account for state-specific requirements, we cannot guarantee compliance with all applicable laws in your jurisdiction.
We particularly recommend consulting a licensed estate planning attorney if:
• Your estate is valued at over $1 million
• You have a blended family (children from multiple relationships)
• You own a business or have complex business interests
• You have beneficiaries with special needs
• You need tax planning or tax minimization strategies
• You own property in multiple states
• You have significant debts or complex financial obligations
• You want to establish trusts
• You have concerns about potential will contests
• You have international assets or beneficiaries
A will is only legally valid when properly executed according to your state's laws. This typically requires signing the document in the presence of witnesses (and in some states, a notary public). DocSats generates the documents but cannot ensure proper execution. You are solely responsible for properly signing and witnessing your documents.
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DocSats does not guarantee that any document generated through our Service will be legally valid, enforceable, or upheld in any court of law. The validity of estate planning documents depends on many factors including but not limited to proper execution, testamentary capacity, compliance with state-specific requirements, and the absence of undue influence.
This disclaimer may be updated from time to time. Continued use of the Service after updates constitutes acceptance of the revised disclaimer.
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