Get Your Affairs in Order: The Complete Estate Planning Guide & Organizer: Wills, Trusts, Digital Assets, and Everything Your Family Needs to Know (The Peace of Mind Series)

IF SOMETHING HAPPENED TO YOU, WOULD YOUR FAMILY KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN?

Your accounts. Your documents. Your passwords. Your wishes. All in one place.

You know where the important things are—or at least where to look. But would your spouse, children, or the person helping you know, too?

Get Your Affairs in Order helps you turn scattered paperwork and unfinished decisions into a clear record your family can use. It combines a plain-English estate planning guide with a complete fill-in organizer , so you can understand your options and put your information in order, one manageable step at a time.

Does any of this sound familiar? Your important documents are spread across drawers, folders, and online accounts. One person in your household handles almost everything. You’ve been meaning to make or review your will. You want to help an aging parent get organized, but don’t know how to start. BEGIN WITH THE ONE-HOUR QUICK START

Identify the five things your family would need first in an emergency. Then work through fourteen short chapters at your own pace.

UNDERSTAND THE DECISIONS THAT MATTER Wills and beneficiaries: what a will controls, and why account beneficiary designations need their own review. Living trusts: whether one makes sense for your situation. Planning for incapacity: essential documents that help others act for you during illness or a hospital stay. Digital assets: online accounts, photos, subscriptions, crypto, and legacy tools. Getting help: how to compare preparing documents yourself, using an online service, and working with an attorney. Family conversations: practical scripts to help you explain your wishes and get everyone started. THE ORGANIZER — YOUR FAMILY’S MAP

More than 30 large-format fill-in pages help you bring together: Personal information and key contacts Assets, debts, accounts, and insurance Important documents and where to find them Beneficiary information and digital accounts Final wishes and a letter to your family A shared plan for couples The worksheets are printed inside the book , ready to use as you read.

MARRIED OR SHARING A HOME?

A dedicated couples section helps you record who handles what, review how your accounts are held, and prepare a checklist for the surviving partner. A second Organizer is available for your partner at no additional cost.

A CLEAR PLAN FOR GETTING IT DONE

Use the 30-day action plan to keep moving and a yearly Estate Check-up Day to review what has changed. A 50-state appendix brings together probate thresholds, witness rules, and notary requirements, with sources provided for reference.

For yourself—or someone you love.

Whether you’re planning ahead after 50, helping a parent, or looking for a thoughtful gift, this guide gives you a practical place to begin.

Give your family a map instead of a mystery. Start getting your affairs in order today.