No one likes to think about - much less plan for - their own death. Getting Your Affairs in Order takes death out of the closet, puts the reader in control of its realities, and saves grieving loved ones from dealing with burial arrangements, legal matters, determining who to notify, and miscellaneous paperwork. Many tasks can be costly when research and legal services are required and are much more easily dealt with when everything can be researched, reviewed, and discussed. This guide also acts an an organizer to keep track of life insurance, pension, IRA, and other benefits, information on wills, and probate, assets and liabilities, month-to-month management of finances, and more.