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Are you a healthcare professional, hospice worker, caregiver, grieving a loss? The End-of-Life Toolkit suggests how the arts can ease the final passage.
End of an Era Estate Organizer
Bring the information, wishes and everyday details your loved ones depend on into one clear roadmap, so they know what matters and what comes next.
A resource by End of an Era
The End of an Era Estate Organizer is a guided planning experience designed to help you take care of your loved ones in death as you have in life.
Important information often lives in our heads, across accounts, in filing cabinets, or scattered among different systems. The Estate Organizer helps bring your information, responsibilities, wishes and everyday details together into one clear roadmap.
Through manageable, guided steps, you can organize important people, accounts, assets, debts, belongings, pets and dependents, final wishes, memories, legal essentials and more. You can work at your own pace and give the appropriate people access to the information they may need when the time comes.
Estate planning is about more than legal documents. At End of an Era, we believe estate-succession planning is key to the continuity of life. Creating an organized roadmap today can give your loved ones clearer direction and fewer unanswered questions about what exists, where to find it and what needs attention.
Our Inspiration
The Estate Organizer grew out of my family's own experience after my father-in-law died unexpectedly without a will. We found ourselves trying to piece together the accounts, responsibilities, wishes and everyday details that had kept his life running. Some information was scattered across different places, and some existed only in his head.
That experience showed us how much a family can be left searching for answers at the exact moment they are least equipped to do so. We built the Estate Organizer to help other families prepare differently. A little organization today can create a clearer roadmap for the people you love and help preserve the continuity of life when the time comes.
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