Resources

Start with what you need.

Need somewhere to start? The free tools are here, along with Richmond support and sources worth reading. For the longer answers, head to Guides.

Start Here

Two free tools. Pick the one that fits.

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The Readiness Check

See where the seven areas of your life are covered, and where someone else would have trouble finding what they need.

Free · One Page

The Handoff

The Handoff worksheet printed on paper with a pen resting across it
Instant download

A simple first-stop sheet for who to call, what keeps running, and where the important things live. No passwords.

Explore

Go deeper when you're ready.

Guides

Field Notes on Staying Ready

Practical guides on digital life, incapacity, financial continuity, household operations, and the questions families actually run into.

Richmond

Local Resources

Local organizations and services for families, caregivers, veterans, older adults, and Richmond-area business owners.

Local Perspective
Voyage Virginia

Voyage Virginia recently profiled Craig Rothchild and Legacy Architect RVA.

Research & References

The evidence behind the work.

A short list of outside sources used to inform the guides and explain why continuity gaps matter.
Estate planning and preparedness
Digital estate planning and account access
Password managers and emergency access