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Last Will and Testament of Avery Morgan

I, Avery Morgan, of Mercer County, New Jersey, being of sound mind and memory, declare this to be my Last Will and Testament and revoke all wills and codicils I have made before.

Article I. My Family

I am married to Jordan Morgan. I have two children, Riley Morgan and Quinn Morgan. References to my children include any child born to or adopted by me after the date of this Will.

Article II. Executor

I appoint Jordan Morgan as Executor of this Will, to serve without bond. If Jordan Morgan is unable or unwilling to serve, I appoint [ALTERNATE EXECUTOR] 1 as successor Executor.

Article III. Guardian

If my spouse does not survive me, I appoint my sister, Casey Morgan, as guardian of the person and property of each minor child of mine.

Article IV. Residuary Estate

I give the rest of my estate to my spouse, Jordan Morgan, if my spouse survives me by thirty days. If not, I give it in equal shares to my children who survive me, to be held as provided in Article V for any child under the age stated there.

Article V. Trust for Minor Children

Any share passing to a child of mine who has not reached the age of twenty-five years shall be held in a separate trust for that child, and the Trustee may pay to or for the child so much of the income and principal as the Trustee considers advisable for the child's health, education, maintenance and support.

Fig. 1 A fictional family in Mercer County, New Jersey. The citation carries its source; the gap is marked for you.

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From the facts to a finished draft

  1. Start from what you have

    Drop in the complaint, the agreed terms, the financial statement, the email chain or the meeting transcript, or say it in your own words. The form fills itself, showing the passage each answer came from, and asks only what is left.

  2. The draft arrives cited and checked

    Written for your state, with the governing statutes in the text. Every citation is quoted from the source on file or marked. Points the sources settle are filled in; a required clause the draft left out is added, with its passage.

  3. Click what is left, then Word

    Each remaining blank offers its answers in place. Export a Word file with tracked changes and a one-page proof of sources for the file.

Sixty seconds of it: a fictional divorce, from three documents to a cited draft. Nothing here is sent anywhere.

The matter's documents

Drop the complaint, the agreed terms, a statement, emails or a transcript here.

    The form

    Our client
    The other spouse
    Children
    Custody arrangement
    Child support per month
    Spousal support

    Waiting to start

    The draft appears here.

    Asked of you

    Only what the documents do not settle is asked.

    Fig. 4 A fictional New Jersey divorce. Every word here is scripted in the page; nothing is sent anywhere.

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    Every draft comes with its proof

    Proof of sources

    Last Will and Testament for Avery Morgan, New Jersey.

    3 citations quoted from the saved text · 1 marked [VERIFY] · 1 blank to fill

    1. N.J. Stat. Ann. § 3B:3-2

    “signed by at least two individuals, each of whom signed within a reasonable time after each witnessed either the signing of the will”

    lis.njleg.state.nj.us · saved September 10, 2026 · sha256 1239c357…88327

    Marked for verification

    Smith v. Jones [VERIFY]

    Blanks

    [ALTERNATE EXECUTOR]

    Reviewing attorney ________________ Date ________ Minutes spent checking ____

    Fig. 2 The proof for the will in Fig. 1, one page for the file. Download it beside the Word file.

    Statutes in the text, not in a to-do list

    A New Jersey lease says how the deposit is returned and cites N.J.S.A. 46:8-21.1 where it says it. The rule that applies is applied.

    Citations you can open beside the draft

    Click any citation and the quoted passage, its source and the publisher's link open next to the document. No scrolling away.

    Blanks that answer themselves

    Click a blank and it offers what the matter already holds, the wording each choice would take, or the passage that settled a legal point.

    Your letterhead, your forms, once

    Upload the letterhead you already use and the engagement letter you have refined for years. Every draft comes out in your firm's dress, and your own form comes back with what changed and why.

    Proof for the file

    Every citation with the words it quotes, the day the text was saved and its fingerprint, with a sign-off line for the reviewing attorney.

    A quotation proves the words are there, not that they settle your client's question. You read each passage; the proof puts every one in front of you. How every citation is checked

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    Built for the documents a small practice drafts

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    The client's file stays on your computer

    Drafts, answers and the text of the matter's documents are kept in your browser, encrypted. When Lawsmith reads the documents or writes the draft, the text it needs passes through our server to the AI model, on a route our code requires to be marked for zero data retention, and our server does not save it. The server keeps your account and your desk setup, not client matters. Read the security page

    1. Not reviewed by an attorney No lawyer has approved these documents. Every draft needs your review before it is filed, signed or sent.
    2. Citations quoted or marked A citation stands only when a passage quoted from the text on file is behind it; otherwise it is marked [VERIFY] where it appears. Statements that cite nothing are yours to check. How citations are checked
    3. Never decides for the client An unanswered choice stays open in the draft and offers its options when you click it.

    Your next draft comes with its proof