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  2. Begin with Part I by entering your name and emergency contacts. Fill in the names, telephone numbers, addresses, and email addresses for two emergency contacts.
  3. Next, provide details about secure locations for important documents. Include banking institutions, safety deposit box information, and home safe details.
  4. Move on to listing utility/service providers. For each provider (water, electricity, etc.), enter the company name, address, phone number, account number, and bill due date.
  5. In Part II, start with your personal information including your date of birth and social security number. Document your employment history and spouse's information as required.
  6. Continue filling out sections for insurance policies and liabilities. Ensure you include contact information for agents and detailed account information.
  7. Finally, list any irreplaceable items along with their locations. This ensures that important documents are easily accessible when needed.

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Even if you decide to turn the matter over to an estate planning attorney, you should still have a basic understanding of what is involved. Take inventory of everything you own. Make a last will and testament. Find a trusted executor for your estate. Consider a living trust. Opt for a power of attorney (POA)
Getting Your Affairs In Order Review your finances with your loved ones, including your children if any of the money matters involve them. Discuss funeral and burial options, and let your family know about your preferences or any arrangements you have already made. See an attorney and have your will or a trust prepared.
This list provides common steps to consider when getting your affairs in order. Plan for your estate and finances. Plan for your future health care. Put your important papers and copies of legal documents in one place. Tell someone you know and trust or a lawyer where to find your important papers.
Checklist for getting your affairs in order Plan for your estate and finances. Plan for your future health care. Put your important papers and copies of legal documents in one place. Tell someone you know and trust or a lawyer where to find your important papers.
5 Steps to Getting Your Affairs in Order Step 1: Gather Important Information. The information and documents listed below will apply to most families. Step 2: Consider Estate Planning. Step 3: Look Into Advance Funeral Planning. Step 4: Write Out Your Advance Care Directives (ACD) Step 5: Keep It Current.