Category 6 of 7

Legal & Important Documents

The documents that speak for you when you cannot — and the proof that stands up when a dispute arrives.

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Planning documents

  • Will and any codicils
  • Trust documents
  • Durable power of attorney (financial)
  • Medical power of attorney
  • Beneficiary designations — reviewed after every major life event
  • Guardianship nominations for minor children

Legal history

  • Court orders and judgments involving you
  • Settlement agreements
  • Contracts you have signed (keep every version)
  • Insurance policies of every kind, with declarations pages
  • Vehicle titles and registrations

If it applies to you

  • Immigration and naturalization documents
  • Criminal record documents, expungement orders, or pardons
  • Probation / supervision completion certificates
  • Bankruptcy discharge papers — keep forever
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