Preparing a will and making sure your affairs are in order is not usually on the top of anyone’s to do list, but it should be.

The unexpected happens. Too often we see individuals and families dealing with very difficult situations, because there was no will or an individual's wishes were nowhere to be found.  

The unknowns can create feuds, law suits, lost memorabilia and more. By having proper documentation and people in designated roles (Powers of Attorneys and Executors), you are ensuring that your belongings are being properly cared for.  

Being prepared for the unexpected, does not mean you are preparing for death.

Just having your affairs organized and having others know where to find things - like your banking information, passwords, medical information, investments etc can help if you become ill or unable to care for yourself (long or short term). And having someone to clear your estate - Just In Time Solutions - see blog Organizing and Your Last Will & Testament.

If you become unable to communicate, someone you trust should know what needs to be done and where things are until you are able again.

Don’t forget about your pets!!  Oftentimes people do not plan for where their pets will go and they end up in shelters.

Preparing for injury or death does not mean it will happen, or happen sooner. 

It just ensures that you, and your belongings are properly being taken care of and your friends and family can focus on you. Whether it be celebrating your life, or helping you get better.  

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