The Practical Guide for Dealing with the Inevitable ...
A 60-Page Workbook
"MUST HAVE" End-of-Life Directives
Simple Basic Forms Included
Comprehensive To-Do List to help you get started
Super Easy to Read and Implement
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A Best-Selling
Do-It-Yourself Workbook
Avoid Probate Hell,
Intestate Confusion & Financial Hardship
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Probate proceedings and procedures can take up to FIVE YEARS
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If you die without a will, you die “intestate”, so plan ahead! If there is anything you should do while you are alive, it's preparing your end-of-life decisions before it's too late. Save your family and loved ones from hardship and headache and give them space to grieve.
Your end-of-life wishes need to be put in writing so that they are honored and your property is distributed smoothly and quickly to your beneficiaries. Drawn-out probate is complicated, expensive, and time-consuming and allows strangers and state law to make decisions for you and about you.
This workbook will make end-of-life conversations easy. It will facilitate planning for management of your financial affairs and health care. The documents that are essential to have either witnessed and/or notarized are: Last Will and Testament, Advanced Healthcare Directive, and Financial Power of Attorney. It’s not at all hard. It just takes a little action to put your wishes on paper.
The purpose of this workbook is to actually give your life meaning. Exploring your options in advance and communicating your wishes and decisions is very rewarding for you and for you family and loved ones. Peace of mind can be achieved when you are prepared.
About the Author
On his 30th birthday, Peter could not count on both hands how many funerals he had attended for friends he had lost in a modern world full of calamities.
Soon after his 40th birthday, that same reality started to hit closer to home with the loss of immediate family members. After decades of observing good people battling enormous grief and not having even basic knowledge of the radical importance of some very essential paperwork and other realities around death, Peter returned to school and earned a Paralegal Certification with the purpose of writing this workbook so that he might help others with meaningful suggestions for "Life’s Toolbox."
A survivor with a grateful heart, Peter focuses on evolving as an educator regarding end-of-life issues and sharing vital information with others on the path. As a Certified Paralegal, Peter is an informed and thoughtful speaker on end-of-life issues and the choices everyone must make before the inevitable occurs. He is adamant about educating people who need to make informed decisions.
Everyone needs a Last Will and Testament, Advanced Healthcare Directive, and
Financial Power of Attorney!
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PETER IS NOT AN ATTORNEY AND DOES NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE
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Media
KOB-TV Interview
Bestow The Everlasting Gift
"Do the right thing. Live with integrity.
Die with dignity."
Wake-Up Call
"Don’t put this off. This is the most important 2 hours you will spend."
Never Too Young, Write a Will
"Shit happens, death doesn’t discriminate. You’re NEVER too young to write a will!"
Designed to Get You Off Your Butt and Start
"Don't leave a mess behind. Use this practical workbook and get it done!"
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What's Inside
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Comprehensive To-Do List to Help You Get Started
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Definition of Basic Terms
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Estate Planning
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Property & Wills
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Trusts
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Minimizing Probate
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Personal Representative/Executor
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Joint Tenancy & Tenancy In Common
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Living Will/Advance Directives
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Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Orders
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Power of Attorney (POA)
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Memorial Services
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Burials
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Draft Form