The Low-Tech Estate Plan: What You Can Do Today Without a Lawyer You do not need a lawyer to start. A practical, immediate plan that captures the most important pieces while you wait to formalize the legal layer.
Estate Planning at Every Age: What You Should Have Set Up in Your 30s, 40s, 50s, and Beyond Preparedness looks different at different ages. A practical, decade-by-decade guide so every reader can find their version of the plan.
Frequently Asked Questions About Digital Legacy Planning, Answered Simply The most-searched questions about digital legacy planning, answered simply. Digital executors, account closure, legal status, and check-in systems.
The 7 Things Every Adult Should Have Documented Before Something Goes Wrong A short, evergreen checklist of the seven categories of information every adult should have documented. Plain language, no fear framing.
Featured The Slow Work: Why I Built One Final Message A conversation that vanished online in 2010 planted an idea I sat on for a decade. What brought it back, and what early testers taught me about the slow work of legacy planning.
10 Accounts Your Family Will Need Access to (And How to Make Sure They Can Get In) The accounts families most often need to reach after a loss, and safe, simple ways to make sure access is possible without emailing passwords.
The Executor's Guide to Digital Accounts: What to Do and Where to Start Being named executor of a digital estate can feel overwhelming. Here is the practical sequence, in plain language, with no legal jargon.
What Is Digital Estate Planning? A Plain-English Guide Digital estate planning is what your family will need to navigate your accounts and information after a loss. Here is a beginner-friendly overview.
Aging in Place: How a Daily Check-In Helps You Stay Independent Longer A non-intrusive daily check-in lets older adults stay independent at home, with quiet reassurance for the family. Here is how it works.
