AFTER SOMEONE DIES
The First 30 Days Organizer
A calm, practical place to keep track of calls, questions, documents, decisions, expenses, offers of help, and the things that do not need to be handled today.
17-page printable PDF · $19
You do not have to keep all of this in your head.
After a death, even simple information can become hard to hold onto. Who did I call? What did they say? Which document was requested? Who offered to help? What can wait?
This organizer gives all of that somewhere to land.
WHAT IS INSIDE
Practical pages you can use immediately.
Track what is happening
Calls and notifications · questions · documents · appointments · open decisions
Handle the practical pieces
Funeral or ceremony notes · recurring charges · expenses · home, pets, and daily-life needs
Make room for your brain
Offers of help · a Not Today list · waiting-on notes · blank pages · a simple check-in page for you
The 30 days are not a deadline.
Thirty days is simply a manageable organizing window. It is not a universal legal deadline, an instruction to finish everything in a month, or a timetable for grief.
When timing, authority, access, money, property, benefits, taxes, healthcare, or legal obligations are involved, the organizer helps you keep the question — then you confirm the answer with the appropriate professional or authorized person.
A useful place to start. Nothing more dramatic than that.
Print the pages you need. Skip the ones you do not. Write in pencil. Hand a page to someone helping you. There is no requirement to complete the whole organizer.
Digital PDF download. Practical organization only; not legal, financial, medical, funeral, or mental-health advice.