Signing thoughtful estate planning documents is a great start to reducing the time and expense in handling your affairs upon your disability or death. There are several other resources you can consider to facilitate the administration of your estate and the implementation of your wishes.
Signing thoughtful estate planning documents is a great start to reducing the time and expense in handling your affairs upon your disability or death. There are several other resources you can consider to facilitate the administration of your estate and the implementation of your wishes.
Record of Important Information
A guide for getting your personal affairs in order.
We recommend that you complete and regularly update this form or a similar document and store it in a safe place. We also suggest that you inform at least one of your financial fiduciaries named in your estate planning documents (such as your property agent or executor) about the existence of the form and provide instructions on how to access it.
Short-Term Guardian Form
A form to appoint a guardian for your minor child for a specified period of time, such as if you ever travel without them.
If living, both parents must sign the form. Please follow the instructions on the form and note that your signatures must be witnessed by two people, so we suggest that you complete the form in advance of your departure date.
Digital Asset Management Information
Sites to learn about granting control over certain accounts after your death.
Also consider reviewing your own digital files and deleting or password protecting files that you do not want others to have access to in the event of your incapacity or death.