Not the legal part. The practical part. Which accounts pay what, where the documents live, who to call about the house, what happens to the business. In most households one person carries all of it, and nobody wrote it down.
Get the Plan — $29Somebody has to find the accounts, stop the auto-payments, reach the insurance company, and figure out the passwords. They're doing it while grieving, and they're starting from nothing.
The mortgage still draws on the 3rd. The utilities still run. Nobody's sure which account covers what, so things lapse while everyone tries to work it out.
Decisions get made without you because nobody knows what you would have wanted. Not out of carelessness. Because there was nothing written down to follow.
The Just-In-Case Plan walks you through all seven pillars of your life, one at a time. You answer, you check, you document. When you're done you know exactly what's organized, what's missing, and where somebody would get stuck.
Each one gets its own three-part section in the workbook.
Six questions that show you what you know, what's documented, and where the holes are. You answer directly in the fields.
Six items that mark the completion standard for that pillar. Check off what applies to your situation.
A structured table to capture the key information. This becomes the first draft your Life Manual would build from.
Open space for anything that didn't fit the table, follow-ups to chase, and what still needs locating.
Legacy Architect RVA is Craig Rothchild. Every conversation, every session, every manual, it's him. No account reps, no handoffs to a team you've never met.
He's spent his working life in the rooms where things fall apart quietly: hospice coordination, insurance offices, operations. The pattern was always the same. One person knew how everything worked, and nobody wrote it down.
Craig Rothchild · Richmond, Virginia
The people who'd step in for you are going to look for this information eventually. The only question is whether it exists when they do.
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