Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesTrusts and estates
Produces a plain-language comparison of advance directives and POLST/MOLST forms, covering legal status, clinician signatures, emergency precedence, clinical appropriateness, and document coordination. Use when the user asks about advance directive vs. POLST, living will vs. DNR, which document EMS follows, POLST vs. MOLST vs. POST, whether a healthy person needs a POLST, or document coordination in elder law, estate planning, or serious illness contexts.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesTrusts and estates
Drafts jurisdiction-specific Advance Health Care Directive packages with agent appointment, living will instructions, HIPAA authorization bridge, organ donation preferences, and execution compliance checklists. Trigger when the user mentions advance directive, healthcare proxy, living will, health care agent, HIPAA authorization, medical power of attorney, end-of-life planning, capacity trigger planning, state-specific directive forms, witness/notary requirements for healthcare documents, or cross-state directive portability.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesTrusts and estates
Drafts IRC 664–compliant Charitable Remainder Trust agreements (CRAT/CRUT), covering payout math, remainder qualification, trustee powers, and tax compliance. Use when drafting a CRT, CRAT, CRUT, unitrust, annuity trust, or charitable remainder planning document, or when ensuring IRC 664 compliance.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesTrusts and estates
Generates a structured U.S. estate administration/probate status summary covering decedent identifiers, asset inventory, creditor claims, distributions, tax compliance, disputes, and next steps with source citations. Trigger on requests for estate administration summary, probate status report, executor update, estate progress report, inventory and appraisal summary, creditor claims status, or distribution schedule summary.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesTrusts and estates
Produces structured status summaries of U.S. estate administration proceedings from probate filings, wills, asset inventories, creditor claims, tax records, and distribution documents. Covers decedent identification, asset catalog, creditor status, tax compliance, beneficiary tracking, legal hurdles, and remaining tasks. Use when summarizing estate progress, preparing executor status reports, onboarding to a probate matter, or briefing beneficiaries. Trigger keywords: estate summary, probate status, estate administration, executor report, estate inventory, creditor claims summary, estate tax compliance, beneficiary distribution.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesTrusts and estates
Drafts a state-compliant Healthcare Power of Attorney (HCPOA) designating an agent to make medical decisions for an incapacitated principal. Covers scope of authority, life-sustaining treatment directives, HIPAA authorization, organ donation preferences, and jurisdiction-specific execution formalities. Use when the user mentions healthcare power of attorney, medical power of attorney, healthcare proxy, healthcare agent designation, HCPOA, medical decision-making authority, or advance healthcare directive naming an agent. Also trigger when the user asks about HIPAA authorization for a healthcare agent, life-sustaining treatment elections, or state-specific execution requirements for healthcare proxy documents.
MITCross-jurisdictionTrusts and estates
Use when a user wants to draft a will or testament and Claude must gather the testator's personal details, asset picture, family structure, religious regime applicability, and jurisdictional exposure before producing a drafting strategy. Triggers on requests to prepare a last will and testament, estate plan, or succession instrument. Sensitive intake — handle with care. Covers Sharia forced-heirship rules (KSA, UAE, LB, EG), DIFC/ADGM Wills for non-Muslim UAE asset-holders, and civil-law forced-heirship (France, Lebanon).
MIT🇮🇱IsraelTrusts and estates
Not legal advice. Draft an Israeli will in the form the Succession Law 1965 requires and navigate the inheritance process. Drafts a witnessed will (צוואה בעדים), which Israeli law does not require a lawyer for (one is still recommended): the testator writes the wishes, dates and signs, and two witnesses (who may not be beneficiaries or their spouses) sign. Explains the four will types, depositing the will with the Registrar, and obtaining a succession order (צו ירושה, when there is no will) or a probate order (צו קיום צוואה, when there is a will). Use when a user asks to "write a will", "deposit my will", "get a succession order", "my parent died without a will", "צוואה", "צו ירושה", or "צו קיום צוואה". Prevents common self-made-will mistakes. Do NOT use for binding enduring power of attorney (ייפוי כוח מתמשך needs a certified attorney, see israeli-elder-care-navigator), guardianship, contested-estate litigation between heirs (use a lawyer), or formal legal advice on complex estates.