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Simple questionnaire. Attorney-prepared and reviewed documents. Complete in under 30 minutes.

Why Choose Living Trust California

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Simple Process

Answer simple questions about your family and assets. Our smart forms adapt based on your answers.

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Legally Valid

Documents created by California attorneys and updated regularly to comply with state law.

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Secure & Private

Bank-level encryption protects your data. We never share your information.

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Affordable

Complete packages starting at $150. No hidden fees or subscriptions.

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Access Anywhere

Start on your phone, finish on your computer. Your progress is always saved.

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California Specific

Built specifically for California residents with state-specific requirements.

Complete Estate Planning Packages

Single Will Plan

For Individuals
$150
  • Last Will and Testament
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Advance Health Care Directive
  • HIPAA Authorization
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Joint Will Plan

For Couples
$250
  • Last Will and Testament (for both)
  • Durable Power of Attorney (for both)
  • Advance Health Care Directive (for both)
  • HIPAA Authorization (for both)
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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a Will and a Living Trust?

A Will directs how your assets are distributed after death but must go through probate court. A Living Trust avoids probate, provides privacy, and can manage assets if you become incapacitated.

Should I choose a Single or Joint plan?

Single plans are for individuals. Joint plans are for married couples who want to create their estate planning documents together. Joint plans offer better value for couples.

What documents are included?

Will plans include essential documents like Power of Attorney and Healthcare Directives. Trust plans include everything in the Will plan PLUS the Living Trust, Pour-over Will, and property transfer documents.

How long does it take?

Most people complete their documents in 20-30 minutes. You can save and return anytime.

Is this really legally valid?

Yes. Our documents are created by licensed California attorneys and comply with all state requirements. You'll need to sign and notarize them after creation.

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