The first 72 hours.
Write it down before someone else has to guess.
The funeral home will ask. The bank will ask. The hospital will ask who can sign. End of Life Planning Guide publishes the workbooks that hold those answers in one file your family can find.
Where are you standing?
The 72-Hour File, $37
The file they will look for in the first two weeks.
Twelve sections. Each one is a short set of questions and a place to write the answer down. Twenty-eight pages, US Letter, in four editions.
Most sections take fifteen minutes. Skip what does not apply and come back.
Four workbooks. One set.
Bought once, separately or together as Four Files, One Folder for $67. No subscription.
Buy once. Download it.
A PDF you fill in by hand or on screen. No account. No subscription.
Work one section at a time.
Most sections take fifteen minutes. Skip what does not apply and come back.
Tell two people where it lives.
Two, not one. The one person you told may be in the car with you.
The work is not complicated. Postponing is how the decisions get made for you.
Organization and education, not legal or funeral advice. Rules differ by state and by property.