Memento mori is Latin for "remember death." The Stoics did not treat this as a morbid thought but as a discipline: the surest way to live and plan with clarity is to hold your own mortality in view. The Memento Mori Portfolio turns that discipline into action.
At its core is a worksheet packet containing a full audit of your assets and accounts, a "digital ghost" inventory of your online life and passwords, funeral, obituary, and physical remains disposition wishes, funeral and disposition instructions, and an inventory of any legal advanced directives you may have such as a will, living will, power of attorney, trusts, and other directives.
The portfolio works the same way in every state in the country, it is a self-directed organizer, not a state-specific legal instrument, so wherever you live, the same worksheets apply.
A note on what this is not: Eric Thomas Sievers PLLC is licensed only in Florida and can provide legal advice or prepare Florida-specific statutory documents solely for Florida residents through a separate paid engagement. The Memento Mori Portfolio itself is not legally binding, is not a substitute for an attorney, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It simply gives you, and the people who love you, a clear, dignified place to prepare for what is certain.
Each purchase comes with a physical portfolio which will be sent by mail as well as a fillable PDF version.
Eric Thomas Sievers PLLC is licensed to practice law only in the State of Florida. The information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this site, contacting the firm, or purchasing the Memento Mori Portfolio does not create an attorney-client relationship; that relationship begins only upon execution of a signed engagement agreement.
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