Your Will Doesn’t Cover Your Digital Life. And That’s a Problem.
Because when you die, your family gets locked out of your email, bank accounts, crypto and photos. The Complete Estate Plan fixes that — giving your family access to EVERYTHING, without lawyers or legal fees.
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Here’s something nobody tells you:
When you die, your family doesn’t automatically get access to your online accounts.
Not your email.
Not your bank login.
Not your crypto wallet.
Not the 10,000 family photos sitting in Google Drive.
They get locked out… Permanently.
Unless you explicitly give them access BEFORE you die.
And here’s the problem:
You can’t do that in a regular Last Will.
Because your Last Will becomes public record the moment you die. Which means anyone can walk into a courthouse and read it.
Your neighbors. Your ex. Random strangers. Anyone.
The second that a Last Will goes through probate?
Every password in it becomes public.
Which means even if you WANTED to protect your digital life…
You logically can’t.
That’s the problem.
And until now, there wasn’t a solution.
Here’s Exactly What Happens to Your Family
✖ Denied.
✖ Denied.
✖ Gone. Forever.
✖ Inaccessible.
✖ Locked. No one can log in.
This isn’t hypothetical. It’s happening right now.
And the worst part?
Your family will blame themselves.
But the truth is... you didn’t leave them a map.
It’s that they can’t access what you didn't document.
Why Your Existing Will Can’t Fix This
(And What To Do About It)
Your Will goes through probate.
It becomes public record.
Which means you can’t include passwords or login details.
The second it becomes public?
Your accounts are no longer secure.
So your family has two options:
Neither option is acceptable.
That's why we created something different.
Complete your plan in 30 minutes
Protect what matters most • Give your family clarity
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THE COMPLETE ESTATE PLAN
Physical Life AND Your Digital Life
PART 1: Your Digital Will
No other company offers this.
Your Digital Will is a private document.
It does NOT go through probate.
It does NOT become public record.
Your Digital Will covers:
PART 2: Your Last Will
Your physical assets. Fully protected.
Your Last Will is a legal document.
Your Last Will is a public document.
Your Last Will may go through probate.
Your Last Will includes:
Fill-in-the-blank format. Plain English. No legal jargon.
Valid in All U.S. States (except Louisiana)
Fully editable — update without the need to go back to a lawyer.
You need both.
A Digital Will has no authority over physical property.
Plus 6 Expert Guides — Included FREE
Everything you need to understand and complete your estate plan, written in plain English.
to Handle This.
You’ve known for a while.
something comes up.
Kids.
Life.
too heavy.
maybe it won’t happen.
Tell yourself you’ll do it next month.
And the months keep stacking up.
They deal with it the
day you die.
It’s whether you leave it to them…
or handle it now while it’s still easy.
Before Anyone Else
Ivon T. Hughes has been protecting families' assets for a long time.
Not as some self-appointed online guru.
Not from a course he took last year.
In decades of practice, he has never been sanctioned.
His record is public.
But here’s what matters most:
He watched the same disaster happen over and over again.
Email? ✖ Denied.
Banking? ✖ Denied.
The Will covered the house.
It said nothing about the digital life.
if lawyers charge $1,500?
at home, on your own time.
No hourly rate.
No surprise legal bill.
on Fifth Avenue.
Laws change. Families change. Assets change.
✔ Add The Complete Estate Plan
It isn’t.
The alternative is chaos.
Executor fees: 4% / 3% / 2% structure
Attorney fees: Same structure
Total:
$5,000 – $10,000+
Attorney fees: $3,000 – $5,000+
Administrator bond: $500 – $1,000
Total:
$4,000 – $7,000+
Or pay $5,000 to $10,000+ later.
"That's not a great conversation to have. But I had it. I listed everything in the Digital Will, set up my son as Digital Executor, and now there's a document that explains exactly where everything is, how to access it, and what to do with it. Took me an evening. The peace of mind has been worth a hundred times the $149."
"None of those things were true. I'm a single mom with two kids and I'd been terrified to look at estate planning because I assumed it was something only wealthy people with lawyers did. I finished both documents in one sitting after the kids went to bed. For the first time in years I feel like I've actually done right by them."
All FAQs are based on real customer questions
Your Questions, Answered
Yes, with one exception. The Last Will is valid in all U.S. states except Louisiana. Louisiana operates under a unique civil law system that requires different documentation. If you are in Louisiana, this product is not the right fit and we'd rather tell you that upfront.
This updates it. Add new beneficiaries, update your Executor, account for assets you've accumulated since, and add The Digital Legacy System to cover everything your existing Will was never designed to handle.
Your Last Will covers physical assets including your home, savings, and possessions, and becomes public record at death. Your Digital Will covers online accounts, passwords, and digital assets, and stays private permanently. You need both, because your Last Will legally cannot include sensitive digital information.
Most people complete both documents in 30 minutes or less.
No. The documents are fill-in-the-blank with plain-English instructions throughout. You complete them at home, sign in front of two witnesses, and you're done. If you want a lawyer to review them afterward, you can. But you don't need one.
Yes. The documents are fully editable. If your life changes — new children, a remarriage, or new assets — you update them yourself at no additional cost.
Email us within 60 days for a full refund. No forms, no questions, no hassle.
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay, and UnionPay.
Your family will be protected.
Your digital life will be documented.
Your physical assets will be accounted for.
And you'll finally be able to say:
Even after I'm gone."
But you can.
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