Created by a financial planning professional
Getting started is often the hardest part, and taking action means you're already doing something meaningful for yourself and for the people you care about.
Why this exists
When Margaret slipped on the ice outside her home, her daughter Lily assumed the hospital would take care of everything. But when doctors needed permission for a risky procedure, they couldn't ask Margaret — she was unconscious.
Lily froze. She knew her mother valued independence, but also knew Margaret feared being kept alive by machines. She remembered vague conversations, half-finished sentences. But nothing was written down. Nothing was clear.
And now, in a fluorescent hallway with nurses waiting, Lily had to make a decision that would shape the rest of her mother's life. She did her best. But afterward, she carried a quiet ache — wondering if she had chosen what she thought was right, or what her mother truly wanted.
What brought you here
You watched what no plan looks like. You won't let your family go through the same thing.
A diagnosis or close call made it suddenly, urgently real. You can't put this off.
You've seen the legal fees, the arguments, the broken relationships that follow unclear estates.
Marriage, a new baby, or significant assets that made you realize what's really at stake.
The problem most people don't see
Most people choose their executor, financial POA, and healthcare proxy by default — based on family role, birth order, or social expectation. Not because that person is actually the right fit for the job. Estate Prep Partners is the only system that challenges you to evaluate every key decision intentionally, not by assumption.
Linda was named executor simply because that's what spouses do. Grieving deeply, she delayed several key filings. The estate had to reopen probate. Additional legal fees. Months of stress. She later said she wished she had asked someone else — not because she didn't care, but because she cared too much.
Elaine automatically listed her firstborn as executor. He lived nearby. It felt natural. But he struggled with paperwork and avoided difficult conversations. Her longtime friend — calm, organized, steady in a crisis — was the clear right choice. Elaine had chosen out of habit, not suitability.
Your healthcare proxy may be needed in a fluorescent hospital hallway with nurses waiting. The person who loves you most may freeze. May defer to family pressure. This role requires someone who stays calm under pressure, asks the right questions, and honors your wishes even when it's hard.
Estate Prep Partners gives you a structured scoring system for every key role — executor, financial POA, and healthcare proxy. You evaluate up to three candidates across 10 categories each. The scores tell you what your instincts may not. Most people are surprised by who rises to the top.
What's included
Designed for every estate -- from straightforward to complex. If your situation involves a blended family, business ownership, a special needs beneficiary, multi-state property, or significant assets, the system identifies your specific circumstances and guides you through targeted questions no standard estate planning tool thinks to ask.
Values, emotional landscape, beneficiary intentions, mission statement, and legacy letter. The foundation everything builds on. 16 guided chapters.
Score up to 3 candidates across 10 categories — emotional steadiness, stress response, communication, neutrality, integrity, availability, and more. 20 chapters, full scoring system.
Evaluate who can manage your financial life if you can't. Financial responsibility, organization, stress response, trust, and practical availability. 20 chapters.
Choose the person who will speak for you in a medical crisis. Calm under pressure, ability to advocate, comfort with medical information, family dynamics. 24 chapters.
Complete asset and account inventory — automatically flows to beneficiary overview, executor roadmap, and professional summaries for your attorney, advisor, CPA, and insurance agent. 18 sections.
Your values, decisions, asset inventory, and items needing attention — in one printable report your attorney can use from minute one of your first meeting. AI-powered, printable.
The difference it makes
Free tools
Answer a few quick questions about the person you have in mind. You'll get an honest, personalized assessment — no email required.
Think of the person you have in mind as your executor. Answer honestly — these questions reflect what the role actually requires.
Think of the person you're considering as your financial power of attorney. These questions reflect what that role genuinely demands.
A trusted contact is someone your financial institutions can reach if they're concerned about your account — but this person has no authority over your money. Think about who you'd name.
What people say
"After my mother passed I swore I'd never put my kids through that. The emotional workbooks helped me understand why I kept avoiding this — and once I worked through that, everything fell into place."
"I walked into my attorney's office with a complete professional summary. She said it was the most prepared she'd ever seen a new client. The whole meeting was actual strategy, not gathering basics."
"The executor scoring system changed everything. I almost chose my oldest son out of habit. When I scored all three candidates I realized my longtime friend was the clear right choice."
Pricing
No subscriptions. No upsells. No appointments needed.
"There are books that tell you what to do after someone dies. This is the book you need before."
The Executor Selection Workbook is available on Amazon for $25 — the same scoring system in book form. It includes a $75 discount code toward the complete system, bringing your total to $249 instead of $299 if you decide to go further.
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Most people wait until it's too late. You're here because something reminded you that waiting has a cost. The people who love you deserve to know what you wanted — and you deserve the peace of having it in order.
Get started — $299