Help your family know where to start if you can’t be there.
We work with you to organize the bills, insurance, important records, contacts, and everyday details your family would need.
You don’t have to figure out what to write down. We ask the questions and help you build the map.
Families are unprepared.
of executors surveyed in Empathy’s 2025 report could not access essential documents such as tax records.
Read the research ↗Even with a will, trust, or life insurance, everyday details can be missing.
Which bank?
Where is the mortgage paid from, and where are the statements?
Which insurance company?
Who is the agent, and where is the policy?
Can they unlock your phone?
Your phone receives sign-in codes for important accounts. Would your family know where to find the instructions for getting in?
Where are the files?
Could they find the tax returns and important documents—and access the computer where they live?
You don’t have to figure this out alone.
It’s easy to put this off when you don’t know where to begin. We walk through it with you, organize what you tell us, and help you gather what’s missing.
See how we help →Your family knows what exists, where to look, and who to call.
A clear, organized map of the details your family needs, with a digital copy and a version you can print.
Explore the family mapWe help you get it done.
Talk with us
We ask about the people, responsibilities, and important details that keep your household running.
We build your first map
We organize what you share and give you a clear list of information still needed.
We help you finish
Add the missing details with personal help along the way. We review the map with you before handing it over.
“Open the safe.
Call my brother.”
After mapping the practical details of his family’s life, those were the two starting instructions Steve could give his wife. Everything else had a place to be found.
Why Steve created FCCC →Give your family somewhere to start.
Talk with Steve about your household and how we can help you build your family’s map.
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