Family Handover Pack

If you couldn't deal with things tomorrow, would your family know what to do?

Most emergency binders are 60 blank pages you fill in yourself. This is a personalised document — built around your actual home, family and accounts — that tells the person who steps in exactly what they need to know.

No subscription · No password vault · Nothing your family has to log in to
FindMortgage documents: filing cabinet, home office
ContactSpare key held by Rachel Doyle, next door
Family Handover Pack cover page, a sample document for a fictional household
About 30–40 minutes
to work through
One PDF, yours to keep
print it, or keep it on a drive
Nothing sensitive stored
no passwords, no PINs, ever
How it works

You answer. We build it.

No blank pages to stare at. Answer straightforward questions about your home, family and accounts — we turn your answers into a properly organised pack, ready to print and keep somewhere safe.

1

Answer

A short, guided set of questions about your home, family, money and accounts. Skip anything that doesn't apply — it simply won't appear in your pack.

2

We build it

Your answers become a properly organised, personalised document — not a form with your name typed in at the top.

3

Keep it safe

Download the finished PDF. Print it, put it somewhere safe, and know it's there the moment it's needed.

The problem with templates

Most emergency binders hand you a blank page and wish you luck.

You still have to work out what matters, word it clearly, and organise it so someone else can follow it under stress. That's the actual hard part — and it's the part a template can't do for you.

A typical template

Bank name
Account no.
Contact
Mortgage co.
Notes

A Family Handover Pack

FindMortgage documents: filing cabinet, home office, and with the solicitor
ContactMortgage: Nationwide Building Society — 0800 302 010
DoWho I'd want involved: each other first, then Claire
How it's organised

Three tags. That's the whole system.

Every fact in your pack is labelled by what someone actually needs to do with it — so a reader under stress never has to hunt for the useful part.

Find

Straight there, no searching

No digging through drawers, old emails, or "it's somewhere in the loft." Every fact points to exactly the right folder, account, or box.

"Mortgage documents: filing cabinet, home office"
Contact

The right person, first time

The solicitor, the bank, the neighbour with the spare key — with a number ready to dial, not a name to track down.

"Spare key held by: Rachel Doyle, next door"
Do

Your own words, ready to follow

What you'd actually want to happen, written down while you had the chance to think it through calmly.

"Keep the car for Sarah to use day-to-day"
See it for real

This isn't a mockup. It's a real page.

Below is part of an actual generated pack, made for a fictional household so you can see exactly what you'd get.

Quick Reference dashboard page from a sample Family Handover Pack

"If you only read one page, read this one."

The Quick Reference page
Read This First page from a sample Family Handover Pack, showing the three scenarios

Sample pack shown for a fictional household ("Sarah & Mark Whitfield"). Your pack is built entirely around your own answers.

Get started

Create your Family Handover Pack

Answer a series of straightforward questions. Get a personalised, properly organised pack you can print and keep somewhere safe.

Where your answers go

  • Everything you type stays in your browser while you work through it — nothing is sent to a server as you go
  • Your pack is built on your own device and downloaded directly to you
  • We don't create an account, store your answers, or keep a copy after you close the page
  • Payment is handled separately by our payment provider — we never see or store your card details
£19.99 one-off
No subscription. No recurring charge. No account required.
Get my Family Handover Pack
  • Takes about 30–40 minutes
  • Delivered as a PDF, yours to keep
  • Never asks for passwords, PINs, or account logins
  • Not legal or financial advice — a map to what you already have