Sabrina was also influenced by the example of her father, who had organized all of his important documents before his death 11 years ago. “It was immensely difficult emotionally, but logistically, it was very straightforward,” she says. 

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“Before that, we were like, ‘whatever comes to mind,’ when we think of what needs to be shared and organized. But this gave me a sense of like, ‘what about this?’ And ‘what about this?’ Things that I hadn't considered might be important for keeping in one place, making sure that my husband and I and whoever else is important in our lives has access to.”

Now a mother of two, that “whoever else” has become increasingly important. Trustworthy has enabled Sabrina and her husband to relax in knowing that the important people in their lives have access to essential family documents, ensuring the best possible future for their kids.

“It just gave me a real sense of structure and organization that I needed and that I felt would be important for managing my life going forward,” she says. “But then also, in the event of something terrible happening to me or my husband, it gave me a lot of peace of mind to know that whoever then needed to organize things would know how to do that really easily without digging through my emails or my Google folders.”

For Sabrina, having all her documents in one place is as much about day-to-day convenience as it is about future-proofing her family.

"Recently, we were trying to fill out some applications, and instead of going and trying to find the appropriate cards in some filing cabinet in my office, I was able to just pull up the Trustworthy app, find the information I needed, put it into the application, and go on.”