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Essential viewing to inform, inspire, and guide you through life’s important moments.

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After a Heart Transplant, Trustworthy Became His Life's Dashboard

How Trustworthy helped Scott B.'s family organize their important information.
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Preparing for Disasters

A recorded walkthrough of how Trustworthy organizes and connects your documents, plus a look at the new Files view.

Legal, caregiving, and organization experts walk through the authority, documents, and safeguards every caregiver needs before a crisis.

After the LA Fires, Trustworthy Became a Lifeline
Trustworthy helped Jeremy W.'s family navigate the trauma of losing their home to fire — and gave them the tools to start recovering.

Why Safety Deposit Boxes Aren't 100% Safe
Safety deposit boxes aren’t invulnerable to disasters like fires. Here's why they may not be the best option for everything you value.

How to Protect Important Documents From House Fires
House fires can strike without warning, putting your family’s important documents at serious risk.

Ensuring You're Prepared for a Tornado
Tornadoes are among the most destructive natural disasters, capable of causing immense damage within minutes.

Disaster-Proofing Important Documents
Natural disasters, house fires, cyberattacks, and even human error can threaten vital records like IDs, wills, and medical records.

How to Be Ready for a Wildfire Where You Live
Wildfires are an ever-present danger in many regions of the U.S., making a family emergency plan essential for protecting your loved ones.

Marriage and Family

In moments like these, the last thing any family wants to worry about is where their critical information lives — or who can access it.

A digital vault is a secure, encrypted platform for storing, organizing, and sharing your family’s most important documents.

Good marriages require trust, communication, and shared responsibility. But life’s unexpected moments can put any relationship to the test.

Discussing your finances — including assets, debts, and spending habits — before marriage can strengthen bonds and prevent surprises.

Explore the consequences of unequal household management and how Trustworthy's digital organization can foster marriage equity.

Starting your life together is exciting, but merging finances and important documents can feel overwhelming. Here are the key steps.

Coping Strategies: Getting Organized

Explore practical strategies to simplify document organization when PTSD makes even routine tasks feel overwhelming.

Bipolar disorder’s mood swings can disrupt motivation and daily routines, but digital tools can help support mental health management.

Struggling to manage your finances while dealing with depression or decision fatigue? Learn practical strategies for gaining peace of mind.

Struggling to stay organized while managing OCD? We share expert strategies for creating and maintaining effective organizational systems.

Living with ADHD can make staying organized seem impossible. But Trustworthy offers a powerful way to simplify life and reduce stress.

Learn about the importance of building a care team, creating routines, and organizing documents like powers of attorney and living wills.

Helping Your Elderly Parents

Estate planning allows elderly parents to decide how their assets are distributed, prepare for medical care, and outline burial preferences.

Deciding what to do with your aging parents' house is a complex decision. Should they transfer ownership to you now, or wait until they die?

Location-tracking tools like phone apps and stand-alone GPS devices can provide peace of mind and help ensure your loved one’s well-being.

Protecting your elderly parents is a shared family responsibility — but what happens when a sibling’s actions put their well-being at risk?

A trust can provide peace of mind while protecting a parent's assets from scams, saving on taxes, and avoiding probate.

Caring for an elderly parent can feel overwhelming, with physical, emotional, and financial challenges. Here's how to ease the burden.

What to Do When Someone Dies

In this video, we'll guide you step by step to create a heartfelt and meaningful tribute that celebrates your loved one’s life and legacy.

When a loved one passes away, finding their lawyer is often essential to understanding their final wishes and managing their estate.

Writing a eulogy is a deeply personal and important task. We'll discuss what to exclude, including embarrassing stories and past grudges.

Here's how to decide who should write an obituary, such as a family member, a close friend, a professional writer, or even the funeral home.

Deceased people's estates are targets for fraudsters. This video explores crucial steps to protect your loved one’s identity after death.

A deceased loved one's safety deposit box might hold vital documents like a life insurance policy or beneficiary designations.

You'll need certified copies of a death certificate for agencies and companies, which will want them for legal and administrative purposes.

Writing a eulogy is an honor, but it can also feel like a daunting task – especially when emotions are running high.

Receiving an inheritance can be both a blessing and a challenge during an emotional time. Learn what helps the process go more smoothly.

Planning a celebration of life allows you to create a meaningful tribute that honors your loved one’s life, personality, and passions.

Medical Power of Attorney

A medical power of attorney form ensures your healthcare wishes will be respected if you’re ever unable to speak for yourself.

A medical power of attorney is often included in an advance directive, outlining specific treatments or procedures you want or don’t want.

Losing your medical power of attorney form can be stressful, but taking the right steps can help you recover or replace it quickly.

Learn who needs access to your medical POA, including your healthcare agent, family members, healthcare providers, and your attorney.

Once you have your medical POA form, we recommend storing it securely with Trustworthy, ensuring it’s easily accessible when needed.

Estate Planning

Granting power of attorney gives someone legal authority to act for you, but there may come a time when you need to change it.

In this video, we explore strategies to protect your heir’s financial future while encouraging responsible spending habits.

With stepchildren, new spouses, and shared assets, it’s essential to create an estate plan tailored to your family's makeup.

Here's how an estate plan guides loved ones, professionals, and courts to ensure your wishes are honored if you die or become incapacitated.

A digital will encompasses all digital assets — anything created or stored digitally with monetary or sentimental value.

An advance directive details the medical treatments you do and don’t want, so that your doctors and loved ones can honor your wishes.

The first step: Create a beneficiaries list, outlining whom you want to inherit your assets and providing up-to-date contact information.

Estate Planning for Your Elderly Parents
Estate planning allows elderly parents to decide how their assets are distributed, prepare for medical care, and outline burial preferences.

Trustworthy Webinars

See how Trustworthy works in this member webinar recording: adding documents, staying organized, and getting answers from Chat.

A live walkthrough of Trustworthy: add one document and watch it become organized, connected, and ready for you.

Watch the replay: See what's new in Trustworthy NEXT, the biggest evolution of the platform in five years.

Watch the on-demand webinar and learn the CALM™ Method to organize your family’s documents, accounts, and digital life with Trustworthy.

CEO Nathaniel Robinson and Product Lead Ellen Goodwin walk through how to secure, organize, and share your family's important information.

CEO Nathaniel Robinson and Product Lead Ellen Goodwin discuss how families can secure and organize their important information.