Protect What Matters Most With a Values‑Aligned Estate Plan
Estate planning doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With the right guidance, it becomes an act of stewardship—caring for your family and aligning your resources with your values.
Whether you’re building your plan for the first time or updating documents you created years ago, our Estate Planning Checklist gives you a clear, simple path forward. It breaks the process into manageable steps so you can reduce stress, avoid confusion, and make decisions that truly reflect your priorities.
Complete the short form below to download your checklist and begin creating a plan that serves your family and your Kingdom impact.
What’s Inside the Checklist
This guide walks you through the essential components of an estate plan, helping you approach the process with clarity and confidence. Inside, you’ll find:
- Core Legal Documents
- Plain‑language explanations of wills, powers of attorney, and living wills—what they are, why they matter, and how each one protects your loved ones.
- Understanding Trusts
- A simple overview of living and irrevocable trusts, including when they can help you avoid probate, maintain privacy, and create clarity around how your assets are managed.
- Organized Asset & Liability Inventory
- A practical way to document your accounts, property, valuables, insurance, and debts so your family—and your advisory team—know exactly where things stand.
- Beneficiary Review Prompts
- Guidance to help ensure your retirement accounts and insurance policies reflect your current intentions, not outdated information.
- Insurance & Retirement Checkpoints
- Key considerations to review regularly so your financial structure stays aligned with your goals.
- Charitable Giving & Business Planning
- Ideas for weaving generosity, ministry support, or business succession into your long‑term plan.
- Ideas for weaving generosity, ministry support, or business succession into your long‑term plan.
Who This Checklist Is For
This tool is designed for individuals and families who want to be intentional about the future—especially those who value stewardship, clarity, and alignment across their financial life.
It’s especially helpful if you want to:
• Reduce stress for your family in difficult moments
• Ensure your assets go exactly where you intend
• Avoid probate delays and unnecessary costs
• Organize your financial and legal information
• Make thoughtful, values‑aligned decisions—without legal jargon
Take the First Step Toward a Purpose‑Driven Legacy
Creating an estate plan is more than completing documents—it’s building a legacy that reflects your faith, your values, and your vision for the next generation.
Enter your information below to get instant access to the Estate Planning Checklist and begin your next step with clarity and confidence.