Family preparedness
Make it easier for someone you trust to step in when you are unavailable. Start with the household information only you know, then create a clear path to the records behind it.
A manageable first session
- Choose a trusted person and a backup.
- Make a one-page starting point for contacts and urgent responsibilities.
- Organize the supporting records and rehearse finding them together.
What would help your family today?
Choose one result for one person. You can use these free resources without creating an account.
Someone needs to step in at home
Gather first contacts, household routines and the location of supporting records.
You will make: A printable starting page for an agreed helper.
Start this task →My spouse and I need to compare what we know
Identify the information only one of you knows and agree what to check together.
You will make: A spouse handoff checklist with gaps to resolve.
Start this task →I want to give an adult child one clear task
Agree on a role, a first contact and a record location without sharing every private detail.
You will make: A recipient-specific starting note.
Start this task →I want to share a memory or encouragement
Write a personal message in your own voice. Use the practical guides separately for contacts and records.
You will make: A personal letter you can save, revise and print.
Start this task →Your next useful resource
In case I die: a practical checklist for the people you love
Create a printable family starting page with contacts, household responsibilities and document locations. Free to edit, save and print.
Read the checklist →checklistWhat information should your spouse know?
Build a practical spouse information checklist. Try household, bill and document handoffs together, then save or print your free plan.
Read the checklist →guideEmergency binder checklist: build a useful starting point
Build a free emergency binder: choose your sections, create a useful first copy and print or save a PDF. No account or email required.
Read the guide →guideWhat information should you leave your children?
Choose what to share with younger and adult children. Build a free printable starting note with an agreed role, record locations and a handoff practice check.
Read the guide →Make something useful
Household account inventory
Map essential bills, insurance and digital services without creating a password list. Record the provider, record location and official next step.
Make your copy →A starting note for your adult child
Agree on one practical role, a first contact and a record location. Save or print a short handoff for an adult child without an account.
Make your copy →Make your spouse handoff plan
Try three ordinary household tasks together, record the unclear steps, and print a practical handoff plan for your spouse or partner.
Make your copy →Build your emergency binder
Choose the sections you need, write a useful first copy, and print your free emergency binder packet. No email or account required.
Make your copy →Make a family starting page
Create a printable starting page for the people you love: who to call, what needs attention and where to find the records.
Make your copy →Continue organizing
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