Plan Organize R.I.P.

Great guide for Dad's estate I never really thought about planning for the passing of a loved one until my 90-year-old dad insisted I deal with the inevitable. Out of the blue, he said, someday I will die, and you will need to deal with that. Knowing I was totally unprepared for that assignment, I looked into it and came across this book. It's exactly what Dad and I needed. We have been going through it and it's a great resource, giving us direction on things I or he knows nothing about. It's a fantastic guide for mapping out the stuff that's not easy to talk about. With the help of this book, both dad and I feel we are really prepared for the inevitable. We just hope it isn't needed anytime soon.

This book is a Must Read... Format: PaperbackVerified Purchase If you have ever been the executor of an estate, you know how many non-legal, but critical details are left to you to decide. I have done it twice and it is really tough trying to figure out what the person who has passed wanted you to do. It is a guessing game. If only my Mom and Dad had written it down for me. Finally, someone has written a book that allows an individual to sit down and organize their wishes before they die. This stuff is really important. I have been worried about what would happen to my dog if I died. Now I know how to make my wishes known. How will my friends find out I am gone. Now I have a broadcast plan in writing. How do I leave notes for my loved ones and make sure they get them after I am gone. All set now! One of my friends Facebook account was stolen after he died because his executor did not understand how to find his passwords. Won't happen to me! I now have worksheets to make my own wishes known. This is not about the legal stuff, it's about how I choose to exit...hopefully it won't matter for a long time yet, but I have peace of mind now. And it is an easy, fast read. The author even has added worksheets for the reader to use to make their entire plan.