The In-Case-of-Emergency Workbook: An Essential Life Organizer for You and Yours

What I did was photocopy all the relevent pages for my family and I and then but them in a binder with ample room left for dividers, pockets and other things u wish to add to make it your book

Ordered several years ago, just now getting around to filling it in. First thing I go to record is life insurance info, but there seems to be no place dedicated to that. I found car, medical, and homeowner insurance. This seems like a big thing to overlook for a (potential) end-of-life resource. The book is uncluttered and fairly easy to navigate.

I got 2 of these, one for my husband and one for me. We filled them out and gave one to two of our sons who are executors of our estate for safe-keeping. The information requested was all-inclusive and will give my children a no-guess guide to our final wishes. It also gives medical personal instructions info reguarding end-of-life requests, i.e. -DNR CODE wishes, ect. Invaluable and no-nonsense.

I bought this after a hurricane to prepare for the next one, and it had several prep things I hadn’t thought of and things that would be good to implement.

I am copying the pages of course. A friend just went through a situation with none of this info available. Subpoenas are expensive and time consuming, and this person may be required to get them for a lot of the data this book collects. All this data needs to be in a very secure single place and this book is a great way to accomplish that.