A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE FOR ARRANGING YOUR PERSONAL AFFAIRS
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The title of the book carries you to your final destination, but the most important items are how you get there. In looking at the table of contents, one can see how one of the early items, section 2, is selecting the executor of your estate. Imagine if the author selects you to serve in that capacity. Unfortunately, you would have no idea of what my requests would have been--but if I had filled out each of the sections, you would know, precisely, what I desired to be done.
In addition, there are questions you could use in making decisions about the capabilities of specialists, such as financial advisers, attorneys, realtors, and others you may need at some time. Most importantly, in section 35, where you may want to move to a senior living facility, there are thirty-five questions you need to ask and three copies of the questionnaire for each of the three facilities you choose to interview.
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A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE FOR ARRANGING YOUR PERSONAL AFFAIRS - Harold L. Chappell Ed.d
Table of Contents
Title
Copyright
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Selecting the Executor of Your Estate
Section 3: The Living Will
Section 4: Mental Health Care: Power of Attorney
Section 5: Personal Medical Information
Section 6: Last Will and Testament
Section 7: Guidelines for Developing the Obituary
Section 8: Funeral Alternatives
Section 9: Funeral Arrangements Made or to Be Made
Section 10: Special Persons to Be Notified
Section 11: The Celebration of Life
Section 12: Items to Be Canceled
Section 13: Insurance
Section 14: Selecting Your Financial Adviser
Section 15: Stock Holdings
Section 16: Primary or Retirement Sources of Income
Section 17: Selecting a Tax Adviser
Section 18: Selecting an Attorney
Section 19: Businesses and/or Associates
Section 20: Business Properties
Section 21: Residential Property Ownership
Section 22: Personal Debts or Monies Owed to You
Section 23: Credit Cards
Section 24: Banks and Banking
Section 25: Semi-Annual Asset Evaluation
Section 26: Passwords, Pins, and/or Security Information
Section 27: Inventory of Personal High-Dollar Items
Section 28: Hidden Property and Storage Unit
Section 29: Gifting with No Tax Ramifications
Section 30: Special Bequests
Section 31: Household Contents Inventory
Section 32: The Family House
Section 33: Selecting a Realtor
Section 34: Disposing of Your Household Goods and Personal Belongings
Section 35: Selecting a Senior Assisted Living Facility
About the Author
cover.jpgA COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE FOR ARRANGING YOUR PERSONAL AFFAIRS
Harold L. Chappell Ed.d
Copyright © 2023 Harold L. Chappell Ed.D
All rights reserved
First Edition
NEWMAN SPRINGS PUBLISHING
320 Broad Street
Red Bank, NJ 07701
First originally published by Newman Springs Publishing 2023
ISBN 978-1-63881-989-9 (Paperback)
ISBN 978-1-63881-990-5 (Digital)
Printed in the United States of America
Section 1
Introduction
This publication is designed to assist anyone of any age to have their personal affairs in order. Imagine you are a twenty-seven-year-old military veteran with a wife and a one-year-old baby. As you look at the table of contents, you may see only a few items that affect you right now. However, if you were killed in an accident, your surviving wife would know exactly what to do to arrange for your military burial, how to collect your life insurance, and how to handle your bank account, publish your obituary, and collect any debts owed you, along with a multitude of other items listed in the table of contents. Imagine, now, you are fifty-five years old and five years from retirement. You are leaving your office a bit late to pick up your eldest son who is flying in from London, and his younger nineteen-year-old brother is coming home from college to celebrate their mother's fifty-third birthday. You are slightly over the speed limit. You see a car to your left. There's a loud crash, but you no longer hear it, because you are no longer alive. Think about that—the grief of your wife and children, their inability to fathom the calamity, and their need for help. This book will never take away their loss; but with the assistance of this document, your family, along with friends and relatives, will know exactly what needs to be done—and your final wishes fulfilled.