How state-specific drafting works
Each document is drafted against a rule set for its state, and shows you that rule set's review level.
Every document is drafted against a rule set for the client's state: execution formalities, mandatory and prohibited clauses, and statutory citations.
Each rule set carries a review level, shown on the document itself — attorney-verified, statute-researched, or base template. Estateur shows you which one you are working from rather than implying every jurisdiction has had the same depth of review. You are the reviewing attorney either way; the review level tells you how much scrutiny to bring.