Get the Digital Legacy Organizer
Step 1 in preparing YOUR Legacy
Don’t let the Government take your diamonds! Purchase our Digital Legacy Organizer and take the first step in securing your estate.
Financial planning and investment management can prepare you for the long term, but organizing finances, bills, and records ahead of time will make the immediate responsibilities easier to manage when the need arises.
The Digital Legacy Organizer provides the necessary information to family and loved ones in one place to handle your affairs.
Filling out this Legacy Organizer completes 1 of the 3 steps that ensure the safety and security of your assets.
Purchase the Digital Legacy Organizer for $19.99
Why the Digital Legacy Organizer is Essential
When the unexpected happens, loved ones are often left scrambling for information.
The Legacy Organizer eliminates confusion and stress by centralizing everything in one easy-to-follow document.
Your entire estate in one place.
Easy to use, update and share with loved ones in an instant digital download format.
Save your family unnecessary stress.
Make things simple for those you care about most.
Protect your legacy.
Keep control of how your assets are handled and distributed.
Who Should Use the Digital Legacy Organizer
Whether you’re single, married, divorced, widowed, a parent, an empty nester, or retired—everyone benefits from having this prepared for their family.
What’s Inside the Digital Legacy Organizer
- Personal & family contacts
- Financial accounts & assets
- Property, business, & insurance records
- Locations of essential documents (wills, deeds, trusts, etc.)
- Funeral preferences & special instructions
Sabrina Winters, PLLC
Experience You Can Trust
Created by an Estate Planning attorney with over 20 years of experience helping families after they have lost a loved one.
She has seen first hand how unnecessarily difficult it is on family when they are left without direction on where to start and how to handle affairs.
Top 10 Estate Planning Attorney
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