About this site

This site publishes printable pages and checklists for one job: getting a family's paperwork into an order that somebody else could follow — a spouse, a daughter, whoever ends up holding the folder.

Why there is no name on it

This is an anonymous small publisher. There is no author photo, no biography and no credential, because inventing one would be the easy lie in a subject like this. Nobody here is a lawyer, an accountant, a financial adviser or a clinician.

The publisher is a company, not a persona: Papers in Order is operated by Sales Industries LLC, a Florida limited liability company, at 800 SE 4th Ave, Ste 711, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009, USA. What is withheld is a personal byline, not who stands behind the site.

What replaces a credential: when a page states a rule — how many years to keep a tax record, for instance — it names the agency the rule comes from, and you can check it yourself. When a subject needs a professional, the page says so instead of handing you a blank form.

What gets published

• Papers — what to keep, what to shred, where originals belong, what a family has to be able to find.
• Caregiving — schedules, logs and checklists for people looking after an aging parent.
• Family stories — free question lists for Mom, Dad and the grandparents, and how to ask them.

Pages are designed to be printed at home: clear type, soft color bands and plenty of white space to write in, in color or black and white.

How this is paid for

By selling printables. There are no ads, no sponsorships and no affiliate links.

• The Home Binder Starter is free: ten pages, sent in exchange for an email address.
• The Family Binder kit is $19: the full 84-page binder for a household's papers.
• My Life Story is $9.99: an 80-page memory workbook a parent or grandparent fills in with their own stories.

Payment goes through Stripe, and every paid PDF comes with a 14-day refund, no questions asked. If ads or affiliate links are ever added, that will be said on the page where they appear, not buried here.

Contact

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