FAQ

Harbor helps you prepare for life’s most overwhelming moments, from disasters to death, by organizing your important information, preserving your memories, and helping you plan ahead with clarity and care.

Not quite. We don’t provide legal advice. We’re here to guide the personal, practical, and emotional side of planning: organizing files, writing your story, and making sure nothing meaningful gets left behind.

Absolutely. Our work is about being prepared for the unexpected and the inevitable. Planning ahead now means less stress later, for you and your loved ones.

We help you go beyond the list. Harbor offers structure, emotional clarity, and thoughtful reflection by turning a pile of documents into a meaningful system, and your memories into something your family will cherish.

Not at all. We’ve helped people in their 20s, 40s, 70s, and everywhere in between. Death isn’t just for the elderly, and disasters don’t check your birth year.

Yes! We offer writing support for obituaries, legacy letters, final messages, and personal histories. Whether it’s for now, or for later, we’ll help you shape your story with honesty and heart.

That’s exactly why we exist. We walk you through it step-by-step. Whether you’re drowning in digital files or don’t know how to talk about your final wishes, we’ll help you start gently and build from there.

Yes. We take your privacy seriously. All files are handled with confidentiality, and we use secure, encrypted tools when storing or transferring digital information.

Definitely. Many of our clients choose to prepare alongside a spouse, parent, or adult child. We can guide individual or group sessions depending on your needs.

Most people feel lighter, more focused, and more present after they’ve prepared. Harbor’s work isn’t about death — it’s about giving yourself permission to live with intention and peace.