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Most families find out one envelope at a time.
Parents keep their affairs private. So the child learns about accounts, policies and legal documents in pieces, usually on the worst possible day.
Kinward turns that pile into one plan the whole family can find.
You don't know where anything is.
Accounts, policies, passwords and legal papers are spread across drawers, banks and brokers.
Your parent avoids the topic.
The will or power of attorney keeps getting pushed to “next year.”
The bank says no.
Even a signed POA gets rejected, and every agency wants a different form.
You're carrying it alone.
Siblings live far away or disagree, and the work lands on whoever is closest.
You were named executor.
No list of assets, no plan and months of paperwork ahead.
Built for the three moments
you'll actually face.
Start wherever your family is today. Each tool tells you what to fill in first, so the work gets finished.
1
Before a crisis
Get everything in one place
Write down what your family needs to know, have the talk, and agree on who does what.
2
While you're in charge
Take over the right way
Bills, mail, account access and doctor visits, with the documents each bank and agency asks for.
3
As executor
Settle the estate step by step
Every task and deadline from the first week to closing the estate, with records in one place.
Five tools. Each one does one job.
Plain language, a clear order of what to do first, and room to write it all down. Buy the one you need now, or get all five together.
$19
The Parent Info Organizer
Everything your family needs to know, written down in one place before anyone needs it.
45 pages · Fillable + Printable
● “The First 10”: what to fill in before anything else
● Doctors, medications, insurance, accounts and bills
● An emergency sheet for the wallet, fridge and hospital bag
● Where each legal document is kept
$17
The Talk Guide
How to start the estate conversation with your parent, keep it going, and turn it into a plan.
28 pages · Fillable + Printable
● Scripts and questions to open the conversation
● A worksheet to record your parent's wishes
● Replies to the most common pushback
● A prep sheet for the first attorney meeting
$24
The Sibling Team Plan
Divide the work, track the time and money, and make decisions as a family, without one person carrying it all.
27 pages · Fillable + Printable
● A family meeting agenda
● A shared tracker for caregiving hours and costs
● A clear split of roles and tasks
● A decision log everyone can see
$75
The Point Person System
Take over the bills, the paperwork and the phone calls for your parent, the right way, without losing track of anything.
54 pages · Fillable + Printable
● A takeover checklist for mail, bills and account access
● What each bank and agency requires, in one tracker
● The documents you need: POA, HIPAA authorization, health care directive
● Playbooks for the hospital call, a refused POA and a scam
$75
The Executor Roadmap
A plain-language plan for the person named to settle a parent's estate, with every task, deadline and record in one place.
47 pages · Fillable + Printable
● A “before it happens” section for named executors
● An asset inventory and a deadline tracker
● A task checklist from the first week to closing the estate
● An expense log and ready-to-send letters
The Complete Family Estate Organizer
All five tools, a guide that tells you where to start, and the extras that keep the plan current year after year.
The five tools
The Parent Info Organizer
45 pages
The Talk Guide
28 pages
The Sibling Team Plan + tracker
27 pages
The Point Person System + dashboard + letters
54 pages
The Executor Roadmap + workbook + letters
47 pages
Only in the bundle
Start Here Guide with a “where are you now?” quiz
28 pages
Attorney Summary Sheet
bonus
Annual Family Review
bonus
State Resource Directory, all 50 states and DC
bonus
Printable binder tabs and spine labels
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Is Kinward right for your family?
It's built for you if
You're becoming the point person for a parent's paperwork.
You live in another city and need everything findable from far away.
You have siblings and want everyone to share the load.
You've been named executor and don't know where to begin.
You settled a parent's estate and want your own kids to have it easier.
It's probably not for you if
You need a will, trust or power of attorney drafted. That's a job for an elder-law attorney, and our tools help you prepare for that meeting.
You want an online vault with a yearly fee. Kinward is a one-time download you keep.
Your family already has everything documented and shared.
Why Kinward exists
Hi, I'm Frank.
I made these tools for the person who just got the call from the hospital and realized nobody knows where Mom's insurance card is, which bank holds her accounts, or whether that power of attorney was ever signed.
You don't need to become an expert in estates overnight. You need to know what to gather first, how to bring it up with your parent, and how to share the work with your family. That's what Kinward gives you, step by step and in plain language.
Placeholder: two or three sentences from Frank in his own words. What happened in his family that made him start Kinward, and what he wants an adult child to feel after the first evening with the organizer. Add a real photo. This block is the strongest trust signal on the page.
Frank Owens, founder
Questions families ask first.
Something else on your mind? Write to us.
Do these tools replace an attorney?
No. Kinward tools organize information and explain each step in plain language. For a will, power of attorney or trust, talk to an elder-law attorney. The Talk Guide and the Attorney Summary Sheet help you get more out of that meeting.
Fillable or printable?
Both. Every tool comes as a fillable PDF you can type into on a computer and a printable version for a binder. The spreadsheets work in Google Sheets and Excel.
Which one should I start with?
If nothing is written down yet, start with The Parent Info Organizer. If you get the complete bundle, the Start Here Guide has a short quiz that points you to the right first step for your situation.
Does it work in my state?
The tools are written for families in the United States. The bundle includes a State Resource Directory for all 50 states and DC. Rules vary by state, so confirm the details with your state's offices or an attorney.
My parent won't talk about any of this.
That's common, and it's why The Talk Guide exists. It gives you ways to open the conversation, replies to the usual pushback, and a way to keep it going over several talks.
Can my siblings use it too?
Yes. Share the files with your family. The Sibling Team Plan tracker is built to be shared in Google Sheets so everyone sees the same tasks, hours and costs.
YOUR FAMILY PLAN STARTS HERE
The best time to get organized is before anyone needs it.
Start with the right tools, and the next hospital call or bank form won't turn into a scavenger hunt.
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