No. The system prompt is explicit that SleekAI does not draft language, suggest specific bequest constructions, or opine on whether a particular distribution will work. Drafting decisions happen in the meeting with the attorney, with the malpractice insurance and the licensed judgment that drafting requires. The bot describes packages, explains execution requirements at a general level, and books the meeting. That separation is what makes the chatbot safe on a wills site rather than a liability.

Yes, at the general level. The bot can describe the witnessing requirements (typically two competent adult witnesses), self-proving affidavits where your state recognises them, and notarisation practice. State-specific quirks like the holographic-will rules in some jurisdictions, or interested-witness presumptions, are framed generically with the attorney providing specifics in the drafting meeting. For multi-state practices, you can configure state-specific pages and the bot will read from the right one based on display conditions.

It can describe the practical considerations at a high level: primary guardian, successor guardian, out-of-state guardian logistics, bonding, court approval at time of need. It does not recommend specific guardian choices, because those choices depend on family dynamics that the attorney needs to discuss with the parents directly. The bot captures whether minor children are involved and routes the guardianship conversation to the drafting meeting as part of the package intake.

Yes. Simple will, new parent package, blended-family package, business owner package, full estate package. The bot reads from your service pages and describes what is included in each, quotes the flat fee, and frames which package typically fits which family profile. Specific recommendations about which package a particular family should choose are routed to the drafting meeting, because the right package depends on assets and family structure that the attorney needs to confirm directly.

Yes. Multibot and display conditions let you route business-owner package intakes to the attorney who handles closely-held business succession and simple-will intakes to the associate who handles straightforward drafting. The drafting meeting books with the right person and the intake summary travels with the appointment, so the meeting opens with context rather than introductions.

It captures blended-family flags neutrally without making the conversation awkward. Step-children, prior-marriage children, separate-property considerations, and any specific concerns about disinheritance or unequal distributions get noted for the attorney's review. Blended-family drafting is one of the most consequential design conversations in wills work, and the attorney needs the family picture upfront so the drafting meeting can be productive rather than discovery-oriented.

Yes. Most wills firms now offer hybrid scheduling, with the drafting meeting available on Zoom or in-office and the signing meeting requiring in-office attendance for witnessing. The bot captures the family's preference and books accordingly. Some states have temporary or permanent remote-witnessing rules that allow signing meetings on video; the bot reads from your firm's pages on whether you offer that, rather than assuming.

Conversation logs live in your WordPress database under your control. Most firms configure a 30 to 60 day retention window and forward intake summaries into their practice-management system. Wills intake conversations contain sensitive family-structure details and asset information, so many firms also configure write-time redaction for specific identifiers and rely on the intake summary for archival rather than the full transcript.