ONE HOUSEHOLD RECORD
The person to call first.
H01 holds the first and backup contacts, and tells someone where to find the fuller family record.
FAMILY INFORMATION ORGANISER
So nobody
has to guess.
Keep the contacts, care arrangements and information someone would need if they had to step in for your family in one clear place. Start with the Family Handover and add the fuller record over time.
A practical starting point for your family information.
YOUR FAMILY. YOUR INFORMATION.Somewhere clear to find it.
Start smallKeep each child’s needs distinctUpdate as life changes
A FAMILIAR PROBLEM
Most families already
have the information.
The problem is that one person usually knows where it all is.
01 / PEOPLE
Who should be
called first.
02 / EVERYDAY LIFE
What the children
need tomorrow.
03 / DOCUMENTS
Where the important
paperwork is kept.
Get Your House in Order gives that information somewhere clear to live.
01 / MAKE A USEFUL START
You don’t have to organise your whole life before this becomes useful.
Start with the Family Handover. Record the person to call, what each child needs next, urgent care information and where the fuller family record can be found. Build everything else over time.
H01 + H01a · HOUSEHOLDH02 + H02a · CHILD AH02 + H02a · CHILD BONE RECORD FOR EACH CHILD
What happens today and tomorrow.
H02 keeps one child’s care arrangements, next steps and urgent information together.
ROOM FOR ANOTHER CHILD
Different children. Different needs.
Use a fresh child record for each child. Keep the continuation page with each record.
A CLEAR CONNECTION
One place for household information.
Each child record points back to the same household record. Household information stays in one place. Each child’s information stays distinct.
You maintain these references yourself. The PDFs do not automatically synchronise.
Actual Product 1.0 pages shown. Each record includes a continuation page; keep both pages together.
02 / THE FULLER FAMILY RECORD
The information someone would otherwise have to hunt for.
03 / SIX PLANNING CHECKS
Six things worth knowing where you stand on.
Not a score. Not a legal assessment.
Simply a place to record what exists, what still needs checking and what the next action is.
04 / THOUGHTFULLY LEFT OUT
Useful information.
Not a master key
to your life.
Get Your House in Order is deliberately designed around finding information rather than storing the credentials needed to access it.
No passwords.
No PINs.
No recovery codes.
No full bank or card numbers.
No identity-document numbers.
ProviderLocationContact
Record the provider, location and contact, not passwords or recovery credentials. Share only the information the helper needs.
05 / PAPER OR SCREEN
Use it the way your household works.
Print the pages you need.
Write by hand. Keep a current copy somewhere the right person can find.
Illustrative binder presentation. Paper and binder are not included.
FILLABLE
Complete it on a computer.
Save your working copy. Update individual records when something changes.
Actual Product 1.0 blank template. Screen frame is illustrative; no app or device is included.
One familiar page, on paper or on screen. Illustrative frame; no device or app is included.
Choose print or fillable as your main record. Read download and compatibility details.
06 / YOUR DOWNLOAD
Everything included.
Nothing extra to buy.
Five PDF files. Use only what your family needs.
A digital download. Printing materials are your own.
- 01
Start Here
Your guide to making a useful start.
- 02
Family Organiser · Print
The main family record, ready for A4.
- 03
Family Organiser · Fillable
The same main record, to complete on a computer.
- 04
Family Handover
One household record. One record for each child.
- 05
Reusable Family Pages
Extra records and optional personal pages.
YOUR FAMILY, AS IT IS
Built around your family,
not a template family.
One parent or two.
One child or several.
Shared care, blended families and different arrangements for different children.
Record what actually applies to your household.
A SMALL FIRST STEP · FREE CHECKLIST
The Family
Handover Checklist.
The information someone would need first if they had to step in for your family.
A closer look at the checklist ↗GET YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER
Get the important things out of your head and somewhere useful.
THE COMPLETE DIGITAL ORGANISER
Get Your House
in Order.
A family information organiser for parents with dependent children.
England & Wales Edition
Planning and legal references are designed for England and Wales. See the jurisdiction FAQ if you live elsewhere.
£19introductory price
- Printable organiser
- Fillable organiser
- Family Handover
- Reusable family pages
- Start Here guide
Digital product. No physical item will be posted.
One payment of £19. Download all five PDFs after purchase.
This is an information organiser. It is not legal, financial, tax or medical advice.
Do I have to complete the whole organiser?
No. Start with the Family Handover and add only the records useful to your household.
Can I fill it in on my computer?
Yes. A separate fillable desktop PDF is included. Download it, save a working copy and use a desktop PDF reader that supports forms. See Digital products for the current compatibility position. Read digital product details.
Can I print it?
Yes. The product includes a dedicated A4 print edition. Print only the pages you need and keep each record’s continuation pages together. You supply the paper and any binder.
What if I have more than one child?
Keep one H01–H01a household record and a separate H02–H02a child record for each child. Reusable pages are included for additional family records.
Does it store passwords and bank details?
It is deliberately designed not to collect passwords, PINs, recovery codes or full financial and identity numbers. Record the provider, document location or person to contact instead. The PDFs are not claimed to be encrypted.
Does this replace a will or appoint a guardian?
No. It records information and arrangements. It does not create or amend legal authority, appoint an attorney or authorise medical treatment or account access.
Is it for Scotland or Northern Ireland?
The planning and legal-reference sections in this edition are designed for England and Wales. Practical household and family-record pages may be useful elsewhere, but the legal and planning guidance does not apply in Scotland or Northern Ireland. Use guidance appropriate to your jurisdiction.
Will I receive something in the post?
No. This is a digital product. No paper, binder, device or physical item is included.
Can I use it on my phone?
Mobile viewing may be useful, but the main fillable workflow is designed for a desktop computer. Phone editing is not a supported workflow.
Can I share it with someone helping my family?
You can share relevant completed information with chosen helpers. Review what each recipient needs before sharing, use a suitable private route and replace old copies when information changes.
A CLEAR PLACE TO LEAVE IT