The report says chats and draft wills can create permanent records that may lack attorney-client privilege, even if a lawyer is hired later.
It warns users not to share personal details, family disputes or attorney memos with chatbots, because those records could surface in later legal challenges.
AI may still help with general education, but the article advises disabling memory features, removing identifying details and having any final document reviewed by an attorney.
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