We left each Prepare Your Affairs planning session with more knowledge and guidance than we first expected. Because Corey and Katie devoted the time and effort to talk with us about the larger questions of preparing for the future, along with their ability to be candid and open about their own experiences, it truly gave us a more focused perspective and fostered conversations between us about the decisions we need to make together.
— Brian and Melissa K.

Personalized Planning Assistance

  • Experience Our experience with loss helps us identify critical and oft-neglected elements of preparation.

  • Proper Planning Our unbiased approach as non-attorneys or CPAs helps us create a well-rounded plan specific to your needs.

  • Accountability We will help you develop and stick to a timeline to keep you on target to find peace of mind.

Benefits of Working With Us

Don’t know where to start? Aren’t sure what you need? Feeling overwhelmed? We are available to help.

Contact us about scheduling a free 30-minute consultation to determine how personalized planning assistance may help in the following ways:

For the one who dies:

  • Leave behind the greatest token of love for your family

  • Choose how your body is disposed of after death

  • Plan how you'd like to be remembered in a funeral or memorial

  • Control the healthcare you receive if you're incapacitated

  • Establish how to distribute your assets and belonging after you die

  • Relieve your family members from having to guess (and second-guess for the rest of their lives) how to proceed with all of the above

  • Provide peace of mind knowing there is a plan for your family to have what they need

  • Save money on professional fees during planning

For the loved ones who continue living: 

  • Find peace of mind

  • Build confidence in your ability to endure loss

  • Be in control of your life after losing your partner

  • Ease your transition to a new life

  • Save on professional fees during planning

  • Save on taxes after a death

  • Reduce your anxiety before and after loss

  • Reduce conflict amongst family members after loss

  • Honor the wishes of your loved one

  • Facilitate healthy grieving after loss

  • Understand how to manage the day-to-day tasks that your loved one used to do

  • Gain quicker access to resources that will support you after loss

  • Minimize lengthy court proceedings when settling an estate

  • Save on attorney fees after a loved one’s death

Accomplishing hard things requires preparation, a realistic understanding of what may be required, and a willingness to put forth the effort.
— Andi Jones