Information Hubs

Explore checklists, templates, courses, and conversation starters that make planning easier.

Support for what comes next, including legal steps, logistics, and memorial options.

From wax-preserved organs to neon hearses, this collection of museums, cultural movements, and death-positive curiosities shines a light on the places and people reframing how we think about death. Whether you’re into history, legacy, or just the oddly fascinating, these hubs are for the eternally curious.

Estate planning is about more than creating a will. The following sections cover the key concepts you need to understand to protect your assets, honor your wishes, and support the people who matter most.

These hubs walk you through the tools, documents, and decisions that shape your legacy.

The first tier of the Estate Planning Pyramid is Core Estate Planning Concepts. Core estate planning documents are the foundation of protecting your wishes, your family, and your future. These are the essential tools that make sure the right people can step in when needed, without confusion or delays. No matter your age, family size, or financial situation, having these documents in place gives you control over what happens next.

The second tier of the Estate Planning Pyramid is Comprehensive Estate Planning Concepts. Comprehensive estate planning brings together all the details of your life to create a clear, complete plan that protects your future and the people you love. The sections below help you organize key information, avoid common gaps, and make sure nothing important is left out.

Providing for children, pets, and dependents takes careful planning. This section helps you protect the people and companions who rely on you most.

Strong financial planning and the right insurance choices help protect what you have built and provide security for the people you care about.

Your home and personal belongings often carry both financial and emotional value. This section helps you organize, protect, and plan for what you own.

Your career history, military service, and organizational involvement can affect your benefits, assets, and legacy. This section helps you document what matters and protect what you have earned.

Life changes like marriage, divorce, and new relationships can have a major impact on your estate plan. This section helps you keep everything up to date and aligned with your wishes.

Your true legacy is more than just assets. This section helps you capture the memories, values, and heirlooms that tell your story for generations to come.

The third tier of the Estate Planning Pyramid is Advanced Estate Planning Concepts. Advanced estate planning goes beyond simple wills and powers of attorney. It focuses on protecting complex assets, handling special family situations, reducing taxes, and building legacies that last for generations. These strategies are not just for the wealthy. They are for anyone who needs to solve challenges that basic documents cannot cover alone.

These hubs walk you through the tools, documents, and decisions that shape your legacy.

Setting your care wishes in advance is one of the most important steps you can take. These hubs walks you through making medical decisions, choosing a healthcare proxy, and putting the right documents in place so your voice is heard when it matters most.

Your final resting place should reflect your life, values, and personal choices. These hubs explores burial, cremation, green options, body donation, and everything you need to know to make a decision that feels right for you.

The way you are remembered should feel as personal as the life you lived. These hubs helps you plan a funeral, memorial, or celebration of life that captures your story, your spirit, and your wishes.

These hubs walk you through the tools, documents, and decisions that shape your legacy.

Where you live matters. These resources help you navigate and simplify tasks based on your state’s rules.

If you’ve ever wanted to do work that truly matters, consider a career helping people through life’s final chapter. From guiding families through loss to planning legacies or providing comfort at the bedside, end-of-life professions offer purpose-driven paths across healthcare, law, counseling, and beyond.