Editorial standards

How we create our content

We write to make estate planning understandable — not to give legal advice. Here is exactly how a guide goes from idea to published, and what we do and don't claim.

01

Research & draft

We start from primary sources — state statutes, court rules, and our own attorney-reviewed document templates. Drafts may be produced with AI assistance to move quickly, but a draft is never the finished article.

02

Human fact-check & edit

A member of the Inhira Editorial Team reviews every guide for accuracy, checks claims against current sources, removes anything that reads like legal advice, and edits for clarity. Nothing publishes without this step.

03

Publish & maintain

Published guides are dated and revisited as laws and our product change. Spot an error? Tell us and we'll correct it.

What we don't do

  • We don't invent author personas or borrow credentials. Our guides are published by the real Inhira Editorial Team.
  • We don't present our guides as legal advice or a substitute for an attorney.
  • We don't publish anything that hasn't been read and edited by a person.

Found something that looks off? Let us know and we'll fix it.