Leave A Legacy: The Place To Record The -Dash- Between Your Life - 6588

This Legacy Journal is your comprehensive tool designed to help you and other individuals document their life story and leave a lasting legacy for future generations. Through various sections, readers are encouraged to reflect on their personal history, familial connections, core values, and practical matters related to estate planning and end-of-life wishes. Sections: My Unique Summarized Story: Reflect on significant milestones, achievements, and experiences that have shaped your life journey. Family History: Document family history, traditions, and relationships with loved ones across generations. Personal Values and Beliefs: Explore your core principles, beliefs, and philosophies that guide your life. Children, Grandchildren, and Great Grandchildren: Record memories, hopes, and wishes for future generations. Life Lessons Learned: Share wisdom, insights, and life lessons gleaned from your experiences. Financial Footprints "Money Matters": Organize financial information, including assets, liabilities, and financial accounts. Insurance: Detail specific insurance policies, coverage, beneficiaries, and account information. Real Estate: Document real estate holdings, properties, and related information. Medical Caregivers and Caretakers: Record preferences for medical care, treatment, and end-of-life wishes. Final Expressions: Express gratitude, share final thoughts, and convey important messages to loved ones. Contact List: Compile contact information for family members, legal professionals, healthcare providers, and other key individuals. Asset Documentation: Inventory and describe assets, investments, and personal property. Living Will and Trust Questions: Address questions and considerations from living wills and trusts to ensure wishes are accurately documented. Completing your own Obituary Disclaimer: Please note that the creator of this Legacy Journal is not an attorney or paralegal. The completed contents of your journal should be taken to a legal professional to document and certify according to legal requirements. It is recommended to always seek legal advice when making decisions related to estate planning, wills, trusts, and other legal matters. This Legacy Journal serves as a valuable tool to help you organize your thoughts, memories, values, and wishes, but it is not a substitute for professional legal advice and documentation.
ASIN: B0D3TVQB81
VSKU: BVV.B0D3TVQB81.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Belser, Melanie
Binding: Paperback