Before
I am planning mine
For someone still living. Who speaks if you cannot. Burial or cremation. Whether a funeral home is already chosen. Where the will is. A letter they should not have to guess. The book stays on this phone.
Georgia
Afterward: Ledger of Legacy
Write the arrangements while you can still say what you want. Or open the book the week someone is gone, and keep the work from swallowing the family.
After
Someone has died
The free handout. A Georgia checklist, the county path, the accounts still open, and one page for the siblings. A lawyer can give this away. It is not a filing.
What a family pays for
The handout stays free so a firm can recommend it without a fee. The book is the product. Card checkout is not on in this preview — the book is open so you can use it and show it.
$0
The handout
After a death in Georgia. Checklist, path, letters, sibling page. On this phone. No account.
$79
The household book
Once, on this phone. Six short chapters: if you cannot speak, the arrangements, where the papers are, and a packet that becomes the ledger. No passwords stored. Card checkout is not on in this preview — the book is open so you can finish it and show it.
Cards
For a firm
A half-page they can print. Their name is not on it as counsel. No referral fee, no lead form.
For counsel
Hand them the sample, not a pitch.
Nell Hayes, Decatur, DeKalb County. A will, a mortgage, adult children. The Georgia path says where a petition often starts. It does not file it. The sibling page is the part that replaces the forty-message thread.
- Not a funeral marketplace.
- Not a will, and not an advance directive.
- Not a small-estate form from another state.
- Not in the cloud. The estate stays on this device.