13:22 Digital Estate Plan
A Simple Digital Trust Package for California Families
“A good person leaves an inheritance for their children's children.”
-Proverbs 13:22
Did you know?
More than half of Californians don’t have an estate plan. Without one, your loved ones could face:
Probate court delays lasting 12–26 months
High probate costs that can exceed $40,000 for an average estate
Loss of privacy, since probate is a public process
Stress and conflict at an already difficult time
The 13:22 Digital Estate Plan helps you leave a legacy for your family while avoiding probate. This is a simple, digital trust package that provides the essentials you need — without complexity or customization.
13:22 Digital Estate Plan
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The 13:22 Digital Estate Plan is a simple, digital solution designed to help California families avoid probate and leave a lasting legacy.
It provides the core estate planning documents you need in a streamlined, no-frills format:
📜 Revocable Living Trust
📝 Pour-Over Will
💳 Durable Financial Power of Attorney
❤️ Advance Health Care Directive
🔐 HIPAA Authorization
📄 Certificate of Trust
📦 Personal Property Memorandum
📑 General AssignmentAll documents are delivered digitally for your convenience.
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Request an Appointment – Complete the online questionnaire to provide information about your estate and family situation.
Eligibility Confirmation – A staff member will review your questionnaire to confirm eligibility for the 13:22 Digital Estate Plan.
Sign & Pay – Once eligibility is confirmed, you will sign the legal services agreement and pay your flat-fee invoice.
Attorney Review – Book your virtual appointment with an attorney for your estate planning review.
Get Your Documents – Your completed documents will be sent via secure email. You will be responsible for printing and signing with a notary and witness.
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✅ California residents
✅ Individuals or couples with straightforward estates
✅ Families who want property to pass equally to all living children
✅ Married couples who want the surviving spouse to retain full control -
This plan is not customizable and is not designed for complex estates. It is not suitable for:
❌ Blended families
❌ Disinheriting a spouse or child
❌ Families with special-needs beneficiaries
❌ Joint property with someone other than a spouse
❌ Business owners
❌ Families needing advanced tax or asset protection planning -
The 13:22 Digital Estate Plan is a flat-fee package with two options:
Single Individual: $1,750
For one person creating their own trust and estate planning documents.
Example: An person who never married or someone who is widowed.
Married Couple: $2,000
For spouses who want a joint trust and shared estate planning documents.
Example: A husband and wife creating a single trust together.
Optional Add-On Service: $750- For added convenience, you can include:
Printing of all estate planning documents
Notarization of signatures
Preparation of one deed to transfer your primary residence into the trust
Recording of the deed with the county recorder’s office
➡️ This service is optional — you can handle notarization and recording yourself if you prefer.
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The name comes from Proverbs 13:22:
“A good person leaves an inheritance for their children's children.”
This verse perfectly captures the heart of estate planning — protecting your loved ones and leaving a lasting legacy.
We chose this name to remind you that estate planning isn’t just about documents; it’s about:
Family Security: Ensuring your children and future generations are cared for
Peace of Mind: Knowing your assets are protected and probate is avoided
Intentional Planning: Making deliberate decisions about your estate rather than leaving it to chance
By calling it the 13:22 Digital Estate Plan, we honor the timeless wisdom of planning ahead, while offering a modern, digital solution for Californians who want simplicity, clarity, and security.
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The 13:22 Digital Estate Plan is intended as a basic probate-avoidance package. Some families may benefit from a more customized estate plan. If our review shows that you would be better served by a more tailored solution, our attorneys are happy to meet with you to design the right plan for your needs.
Price Comparison
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Category
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California Probate
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13:22 Digital Estate Plan
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Attorney Fees
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~ $19,000 (on $800,000 estate)
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Included in Flat Fee
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Executor Commission
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~ $19,000 (on $800,000 estate)
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$0 (Avoided with Trust)
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Court and Filing Fees
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~ $3,500 and up
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$0
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Total Cost (avg. $800,000 estate)
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~ $41,500 and up
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Single: $1,750 / Married: $2,000
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Save over $42,000 — choose the 13:22 Digital Estate Plan!
FAQs
What is estate planning?
Estate planning is the process of preparing legal documents that outline how your assets will be managed and distributed if you pass away or become incapacitated. It can also include decisions about your medical care and who can make financial or legal decisions on your behalf.
Why should I create an estate plan?
Creating an estate plan gives you control and peace of mind. Without one, California law decides who receives your assets, which can lead to delays, added costs, and even family conflict. An estate plan ensures your wishes are honored, your loved ones are protected, and the transition of assets happens smoothly.
What happens if I don’t create an estate plan?
If you die without an estate plan in California, state law will determine how your assets are divided (called intestate succession). This often means:
Property going to heirs you might not have chosen
Lengthy probate court proceedings
Higher legal and court costs
Added stress for your family during a difficult time
What is Probate?
Probate is the court-supervised process of distributing someone’s estate after they pass away. In California, probate can take 12–18 months or more and costs can be significant:
I have a will, is that enough?
A Will is helpful, but in California, it’s usually not enough to avoid probate. Even with a Will, your estate may still go through probate court — which means delays, public records, and high legal fees. A Revocable Living Trust is the most effective tool to ensure your estate avoids probate.
What if my situation changes?
Life changes — marriages, divorces, new children, or property purchases can all affect your estate plan. The good news is that your Revocable Living Trust and related documents can be updated at any time to reflect your new circumstances. Estate planning is not one-and-done — it’s a living process that adapts to your family’s needs.