Do you know your parents’ end-of-life plans?

Use this checklist to make sure the essentials are organized now — so you’re not left with a mess.

This free checklist helps you:

✅ Confirm key legal and financial documents are up to date

✅ Gather essential account info and passwords in one place

✅ Understand who’s responsible for what

✅ Capture medical wishes so you’re not forced to decide alone

✅ Avoid chaos and conflict during an already difficult time

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Do it with your parent, for your parent… or send them the checklist to complete on their own.

How we’ve helped families like yours…

  • “Honestly? A lifesaver. I printed two copies and took them to Sunday dinner.”

    - Ava S.

  • “My parents hadn’t updated anything since my brother and I were little. We had no idea how many accounts still had the wrong beneficiaries. This checklist helped us catch those issues before they became problems.”

    - Robin T.

  • “Going through the guide together, we realized Mom knew where everything was — but Dad didn’t. If she went first, he would’ve been lost. This helped us have that conversation while we still could.”

    - Jenn M.

Make sure your parent has a real end-of-life plan — before you’re the one who needs it.

At some point, you may have to step in and help a parent — during a health crisis, a long decline, or after an unexpected loss.

Sometimes you get time to prepare.

Other times, it’s very unexpected.

Either way, it’s often one of the hardest moments of your life.

And when no one knows what’s in place — or what’s missing — it can quickly become a nightmare:

→ Scrambling for documents and passwords

→ Confusion about medical decisions

→ Costly legal delays

→ Family tension and conflict

→ Urgency when you’re least equipped to handle it

You and your family deserve a better ending — one where you can focus on each other, not the paperwork.

What you’ll finally have clarity on

  • Not sure what plans your parents already have in place?

    This guide helps you quickly get clarity on what’s done — and what still needs attention.

  • Make sure nothing essential is overlooked — so you’re not discovering gaps in a crisis.

  • Without clear access to essential information, things can go sideways fast.

  • Talk through medical care and after-death wishes now — not during a crisis.

You don’t have to figure this out alone.

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We’ve seen what happens when families don’t know what’s in place — and how much harder everything becomes.

Aftermap was built to make one of life’s toughest responsibilities simpler, clearer, and less overwhelming.