
What Is Probate and How Long Does It Take?
Understanding Probate: What It Means and What to Expect When someone we love passes away, handling their affairs can feel
A step-by-step course to finally get your documents, passwords, accounts, estate and details in order in one simple system
A simple course to help you calmly and confidently organize every detail, plan, and document—from natural disasters to daily needs—all in one place.
Whether planning for yourself, your family, a parent or friend, here you will find everything you need to include in your ‘Prepared for Anything” folder
When there is a sudden illness, an accident, a plan will turn chaos into calm, bringing ease and peace of mind when it matters.
I’m an organization mentor and life planner, here to help you create calm and get your life truly in order.
When it comes to being prepared, having your key documents and essential details in one easy-to-access place is everything—especially when it comes to the inevitable.
The hard truth? We’re all leaving someday, and most of us won’t know when. That’s why it makes sense to get organized now—for the people you love most.
Spare your loved ones added stress during a difficult time—by taking the time to plan ahead. Your estate, your documents, your wishes—clearly organized and lovingly prepared. It’s peace of mind and freedom.
Comprehensive Checklists & Worksheets: Step-by-step guides and downloadable forms that make organizing your documents, passwords, and important details quick and easy—no guesswork required.
Specific Guidance & Video Lessons: 12 x short, clear videos to walk you through every step—from securing your accounts to writing personal letters—all the while working at your own pace.
Forget The Stress: Learn what vital information most people overlook, saving your loved ones hours of confusion during a difficult time.
Lifetime Access & Free Updates: Keep your information current with a system that’s yours forever, plus ongoing free updates whenever I improve the course.
Peace of Mind: Create a secure, central record in a safe place, accessible only to you and trusted loved ones—giving you confidence that everything is organized, just in case.
You do not need a fancy lawyer or solicitor to create a simple will. What you need is included here plus sample will templates for:
Do you know what you own and where it is located? Properties, shares, investments, gold?
Your lawyer or accountant probably does know, but it is important that you have all of these details noted down and easily accessible as well.
We have a simple template for you to log all of your assets down and related documents.
Wait…what…? There is a subscription for pickles?
Yes!
There are so many different types of subscriptions available, it is hard to keep track of what you have purchased. Here you will find a simple checklist to keep track of them all.
I met Marie at a conference—two slightly bored strangers who clicked instantly over shared stories, laughter, daughters, and dreams of new businesses.
We were both healthy, happy, and living life to the fullest.
For years, our friendship thrived through phone calls filled with family tales, business wins and losses and vacation plans.
Then, five years later out of the blue, Marie called with news that changed everything: breast cancer.
Aggressive.
Fast-moving.
A blur of treatments followed… and then she was gone.
I was shattered.
But my grief paled compared to the heartbreak unfolding in her home—four daughters and a husband left reeling from a loss no one saw coming.
Life is glorious but can be extremely unfair too.
She had planned to come home. Her only preparations were casseroles in the freezer and school carpool numbers on the fridge.
I never got to say goodbye.
She never went on another weekly date night with her husband.
She never read another bedtime story.
Or made another apple crumble for the Winter school fair.
Or had any more disco parties in the kitchen with her daughters.
It made me think so much about my children, and if things went pear-shaped in my life, what could I pre-prepare for them?
As a small contingency of a sort, I’ve written Personal Letters to my children.
If life ever throws the unthinkable our way, my love and my words will live on—offering comfort, strength, and a sense of me… even when I’m not there.
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