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    We must have this Inventory & Assessment completed at least three days prior to your Family Wealth Planning Session, so we have enough time to understand the specifics of your situation prior to our meeting.

    If you are married or life partners, please complete sections for both Client 1 and Client 2. If you are single, please complete sections for Client 1 only.

    Don't worry about total accuracy. Just do the best you can. All information provided is strictly confidential. If you have questions or need help with any part of this form, please call our office at (541) 632-4313.

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    Step 1 · Background Information

    Tell us about you, your age, marital status, where you live, and how best to contact you.

    Client 1
    Name most often used to title property and accounts
    Other names used to title property and accounts

    Marital / Life History

    Children & Other Family Members or Beneficiaries
    Full Legal NameDOBParent(s)

    Step 2 · Planning Objectives & Family Values

    Rate the following objectives so we can focus our conversation on the issues most important to you.

    Scale: 5 = Critical · 4 = Very Important · 3 = Important · 2 = Slightly Important · 1 = Unimportant · N/A = Inapplicable. Leave blank any item you do not wish to rank.

    Protect Your Children or Other Beneficiaries

    ConcernClient 1Client 2

    Preserve and Maximize Assets

    ObjectiveClient 1Client 2

    Protect Yourself and Your Spouse

    ConcernClient 1Client 2

    Taking Charge of Your Life

    GoalClient 1Client 2

    Family Values

    ValueClient 1Client 2

    Other Concerns

    Step 3 · Asset Information

    Determining the ownership, value, and character of your assets is essential to your plan. Don't worry about total accuracy — just do the best you can.

    Character codes: CP = Community Property · CL1 = Separate Property of Client 1 · CL2 = Separate Property of Client 2.
    Title codes: JT = Joint Tenancy · TIC = Tenants in Common · ? = Unknown.

    Real Property

    Family residence, vacation home, time share, vacant land, etc.
    Description / AddressCharacterTitleMarket ValueLoan Balance

    Furniture & Personal Effects

    Major personal effects (jewelry, collections, antiques, furs). Lump-sum miscellaneous household items.
    DescriptionCharacterTitleMarket Value

    Automobiles, Boats & RVs

    DescriptionCharacterTitleMarket ValueLoan Balance

    Bank & Savings Accounts

    Type codes: C = Checking · S = Savings · CD = Certificate of Deposit · MM = Money Market
    Financial InstitutionTypeAccount #CharacterTitleAmount

    Investment Accounts, Bonds, Stocks & Stock Options

    Type codes: IA = Investment Account · B = Bond · S = Stock · SO = Stock Options
    Financial InstitutionTypeAccount #CharacterTitleAmount

    Life Insurance Policies & Annuities

    Type codes: T = Term · WL = Whole Life · SD = Split Dollar · GL = Group Life · A = Annuity
    Insurance CompanyTypeFace AmountWhose Life Insured OwnerBeneficiariesPremium Paid ByAgent

    Retirement Plans

    Type codes: P = Pension · PS = Profit Sharing · HR10 · IRA · SEP · 401K
    Plan NameTypeCurrent ValueOther Information

    Business Interests

    Type codes: GL = General/Limited Partnership · SP = Sole Proprietorship · C = Privately Owned Corporation · O = Oil Interests · F&R = Farm/Ranch
    Business NameTypeWho Holds InterestYour Ownership %Estimated Value

    Money Owed To You

    Mortgages or promissory notes payable to you, or other moneys owed to you.
    Name of DebtorDate of NoteMaturity DateOwed ToCurrent Balance

    Anticipated Inheritance, Gift or Lawsuit Judgment

    Gifts or inheritances you expect to receive, or money anticipated through a judgment in a lawsuit.

    Other Assets

    Anything that doesn't fit into a category above.
    TypeOwnerValue

    Step 4 · People Who Advise You

    Your advisors play a key role in implementing your estate plan — we may need to contact them to confirm beneficiary designations and title changes.

    Type of AdvisorNameTelephone

    Step 5 · Potential Beneficiaries

    Listing a person or organization here is not a firm indication of your decision to provide for them — it simply identifies potential beneficiaries for our discussion.

    Primary Beneficiaries

    Full Legal NameDOB% of Inheritance RelationshipSpecial Needs?Address & Phone

    Alternate Beneficiaries

    Full Legal NameDOB% of Inheritance RelationshipSpecial Needs?Address & Phone

    Charitable / Non-Profit Beneficiaries

    Church, college, social club, favorite philanthropy, etc.
    Organization NameAddress & Phone

    Step 6 · Nomination of Powers

    Identify the people you would trust to act on your behalf as trustees, executors, financial agents, health-care agents, and guardians.

    For each nomination please include: name · relationship · address · phone number.

    Guardian for Pets
    Financial Agent (Power of Attorney)
    If you were incapacitated, who should make decisions regarding your financial affairs?
    Health-Care Agent (Advance Directive)
    If you were incapacitated, who should make decisions regarding your health care?
    End-of-Life Decisions
    Trustee / Executor
    Upon your death, who do you want to manage and distribute the assets you leave in your estate?

    Step 7 · Document Uploads

    If any of these documents apply to you, please upload them here. PDF, Word, or image files are all welcome (10 MB max per file).

    Don't have them handy? You can skip this step and bring physical copies to our first meeting.
    1 · Deeds to Real Estate
    Recorded deeds for every parcel you own.
    2 · Financial Statements
    Most recent statements for bank, investment, retirement & annuity accounts.
    3 · Stock or Bond Certificates
    Physical certificates, if any.
    4 · Premarital / Marital Agreement
    If applicable.
    5 · Long-Term Care Policies
    If applicable.
    6 · Divorce Decree / Property Settlement
    If continued obligations exist (child / spousal support, life insurance, etc.).
    7 · Last 3 Years of Tax Returns
    Personal income, corporate, or partnership returns.
    8 · Gift / Estate / Trust Tax Returns
    If you have ever filed any.
    9 · Existing Planning Documents
    Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives, etc.

    Review & Submit

    A summary of your responses appears below. Review carefully, sign the affirmation, and click Submit.

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    Affirmation I understand that Crawley Law will rely on the asset and debt information supplied above to develop an estate plan. I also understand that inaccurate or incomplete information could negatively impact the designed plan. If the firm is retained, I will provide complete and accurate information prior to the signing of any estate planning documents.

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    Thank You

    We've received your Family Wealth Inventory & Assessment.

    Patrick will review your responses prior to your Family Wealth Planning Session. If we need any clarification, we will reach out by phone or email.

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