What’s inside
A quiet folder for the information your family will need.
The Legacy Record is organised in short sections, with guided questions and room for your own words. The sample pages show the layout and the tone. The full table of contents comes with the folder itself.
The five areas
What the folder covers.
Everything your family would otherwise have to find, guess at, or argue about. In one place, in your handwriting.
The people and places.
Who matters, who to call, who to notify. Doctor, lawyer, pastor, the closest friend, the people at work.
The documents and the money.
Where the important papers live, so nobody has to guess. The will. The policies. The accounts. Who to contact at each.
Your wishes.
Care, treatment, funeral, the hymns, the readings, the small requests you want kept. Written down in your own words.
Your letters and your story.
Space for private letters to the people you love, and guided questions so your story is written down while you can still tell it.
The practical.
Bills to cancel, subscriptions to stop, pets to be cared for, keys and locks, and a quiet checklist for the first thirty days.
A sample
See a page or two before you buy.
The sample PDF gives you a feel for the paper, the questions, and the tone. Download it, read a page with a cup of tea, then come back when you’re ready.
What it is not.
The Legacy Record is not a will. It is not legal, financial, or medical advice. It is a planning folder and keepsake: a place to record your own decisions, in your own words, so your family can find them. Always make a proper will with a lawyer in your jurisdiction.