Planners
Write down what you want and where everything is, so the people who need it do not have to guess. This shelf has a fillable PDF planner, a free one-page printable, and a checklist for the first days after a death, each with its sources. The planner is written for the United States.








Page 1 of 8 shown · The cover
These are pages from the planner as they look in the file. The planner has 46 pages in all.
Free and worth reading
- What to do when someone dies: a checklist with sources. The first 72 hours, the first two weeks and the first three months, with a public source for each step.
Good to know
The planner is an organizer, not legal, financial, tax or medical advice.
Guides and checklists
- Executor Checklist: First Steps With Sources
A printable executor checklist for the first days, weeks and months. Most steps name a public source or say who to ask. US only; not legal advice.
- What to Do With a Deceased Person's Mail
How to handle a deceased person's mail: what the Post Office needs, who can ask, and how to cut junk mail, with sources. US only; not legal advice.
- What Does an Executor Do?
What an executor does in the first week, the first month and after: finding the will, copies of the death certificate, bills and mail, with sources.
Money back
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