Personal Preparedness Checklist

Damon Key Leong Kupchak Hastert
Personal Preparedness Checklist

 

Everyday life is complicated. When we’re unable to manage our affairs, become impaired or die, someone has to unravel the puzzles we’ve created. This checklist will help minimize delay and confusion.

Everyone should have current estate documents, which may include wills, trusts, durable powers of attorney, and advanced health care directives. They may also include POLST forms (Provider Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) prepared with your health care provider.

When you complete this checklist, we recommend: (1) you not save the document on your computer; rather, you save it to a thumb drive or other external storage; and (2) you keep one copy in your home safe or other secure storage and one copy in your attorney’s office. Be sure a responsible individual knows who your attorney is.

View the images below to see what the Personal Preparedness Checklist contains.
For more information, please contact anyone of us at:

Diane Hastert – ddh@hawaiilawyer.com
Doug Smith – dcs@hawaiilawyer.com 
Madeleine Young – mmvy@hawaiilawyer.com      
Megan Lim – mlml@hawaiilawyer.com
Ross Uehara-Tilton – rut@hawaiilawyer.com

Phone Number: 808 531-8031