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I think well get started so again this is Xena Santos from Council of senior centers and services and welcome to get right to it writing good case notes this webinar is brought to you in partnership by the Association on Aging in New York New York State Coalition on Aging Council of senior centers and services of New York City and the New York State Office for the aging so just a few logistical things before we get started everyone is muted on the webinar so if there are any questions or concerns you can write in on the question pane which is on your webinar panel and you can enter questions throughout the webinar and the presenter here will be do their best to answer them at the end of the webinar there will be a short survey that will pop up on your screen automatically it should just take a few minutes so if you can just fill that out that would be great because your feedback is very important to us and the webinar will be recorded so the session along with the PowerPoint it will

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Why you must have a death file?

A death file (DF) is a tool to help you organise and keep all of your most important financial files, data, and documents in one place. It could be a physical file, a pen-drive, a BOX, or any combination of the above.

What information should you leave in case of death?

These include critical financial documents, account information and passwords, as well as key estate planning documents such as your will, power of attorney, health care proxy and any life insurance policies.

How do you organize estate documents?

5 Steps to Organize Estate Documents for Your Executor Step 1: Create a checklist of important documents (and their locations) Step 2: List the names and contact information of key associates. Step 3: Catalog your digital asset inventory. Step 4: Ensure all documents are organized and accessible.

How do you organize information in case of death?

A death binder is a place to gather necessary information and documents that detail how we want our wishes carried out, our belongings dispersed, our finances dealt with, etc. A homemade Death Binder puts all your important documents in one place.

What is a letter of instruction after death?

A letter of instruction is an estate planning document that addresses informal details that arent included in or appropriate for a will. Also known as a letter of intent, it is written by a deceased person to send messages to loved ones as well, and relay useful information regarding the estate.

What documents should you have before you die?

Gather Important Documents and Contact Information. Execute a Last Will and Testament. Complete a Living Will or Advance Directive. Put in Place a Power of Attorney. Consider a Living Trust. Update Your Beneficiaries. Secure Your Digital Assets. Plan Final Arrangements.

What goes in a death file?

These include critical financial documents, account information and passwords, as well as key estate planning documents such as your will, power of attorney, health care proxy and any life insurance policies.

What should be in a life file?

A Life File contains all your personal information, such as: Beneficiaries. Bank Accounts. Life and funeral policies. Investments. Property Details. Your certified Will. Your nominated estate executors and lawyers. A copy of your ID.

What are end of life instructions?

A do not resuscitate order, or DNR, tells healthcare providers you dont want to be resuscitated in the event of an emergency. A POLST Physicians Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment outlines your wishes for end-of-life care, especially in regards to an existing diagnosis.

How do you leave instructions in case of death?

Items to Include in a Letter of Last Instruction A List of Personal Contacts. A List of Business and Financial Contacts. The Location of Legal Forms and Documents. Usernames and Passwords. Information About Outstanding Debts. A List of Beneficiaries. Instructions for Pets. Memorial Service and Funeral Plans.

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