Life in Motion Guide End-of-Life Planning Workbook: A Guide to Organizing Life's Vital Information (Custom Binder Format) Hardcover – May 1, 2017

Purchased this for my aging inlaws. Took a while for them to see the benefits of using this book. But they finally started compiling the information and they have stated that it has been a tremendous help to them and has lifted the worry of planning future life events.

Amazing product for end of life planning. Categories are very thorough. Product and quality of customer service is exceptional!

This directory of pertinent information and the organizational data is absolutely essential when dealing with elderly or ill family members and/or end of life caregiving.Everything in this book is thoroughly put together and helps handle every aspect of executing duties and responsibilities such as an executor would require.Thank you for a great product.

As an elder law attorney and senior advocate, I do a ton of work with families struggling to come up with a plan for their loved ones. Karen's guide is GREAT. It helps to ease the stress, explain what's important and helps families to plan and collect documents. What an amazing resource!

A wise investment for anyone wanting to get highly organized. Don't leave it to an expensive lawyer or estate planner - they can't handle all the details. This comprehensive guide tells you how. Probably one of the most important books you will own. The best part? It's modular. If something doesn't apply to you, tear it out! Don't wait. Get this.

This is an extremely comprehensive compilation of everything you will ever need when planning for your future. Physicians, medications,pet care--it will all be at your fingertips. Not only will you be happy that you have purchased this easy to use book (and then entered the necessary information), so will your children. It eliminates their need to resort to guesswork during a crisis situation.

Not only does this book let you know what information is necessary to have on hand about your personal finances, health issues, family decisions and more, it also ptovides the templates to document these decisions for yourself and your family. This is the most thorough exploration of the subject I've seen.

This is a simple, yet very useful, tool that everyone should have. As life progresses, we don't talk about all the things we should. This guide is a great place to collect your thoughts and will trigger the conversations and planning needed. Useful for me in my 50's and my parents in their 80's.