Dead But Weirdly Organized

If someone had to step in tomorrow, would they know where to start?

Where are the important documents? Which bills need attention? Who feeds the pets and how does anyone find the instructions without your phone?

Dead But Weirdly Organized helps you gather those answers before someone needs them.

This guided end-of-life planner brings together final wishes, important records, household instructions, and digital-access arrangements. Use it to leave practical directions for an emergency, a hospital stay, or after your death.

Inside, you'll organize:

• First contacts, the jobs each helper has accepted, and backup arrangements
• Locations of legal documents, medical information, insurance, and account records
• Care instructions for dependents and pets
• Home access, essential bills, services, and everyday responsibilities
• Digital accounts, devices, and access instructions, with sensitive codes stored separately
• Funeral wishes, existing arrangements, costs, and payment questions
• Belongings, personal messages, and stories you want to pass on
• Practical tasks after a death, handoffs, and future updates

Start with five essential answers. Work through one section at a time.

Completed examples show what useful instructions look like. Dedicated pages help you address gaps when no helper has agreed yet. Handoff checks let you test whether someone else can actually find what they need.

The 114-page paperback provides an 8. 5 × 11-inch format for handwritten answers, with a contents page and topic index. Instructions inside also provide access to a separate companion PDF with 40 reusable fillable worksheets.

Leave your people clear directions and fewer things to guess.

Based on United States resources. This planner records wishes and organizes information; it does not create a will, grant legal authority, or replace professional advice.