Abstract: A method for facilitating final estate planning comprises gathering data in response to a series of questions organized into four points of estate planning, which are (1) client assets, (2) client fiscal and human/pet care responsibilities (i.e. creditors, children, spouse, employers and others that are dependent upon the client), (3) desired disposition of the client's body before (e.g., assisted living, hospice, palliative care, life support) and after death (corporal disposition), and (4) funding arrangements and documentation for asset disposition to cover fiscal, human/pet care responsibilities, living body and subsequent remains disposition, and to carry out the client's other wishes. A system for performing the method includes a computer program that is preferably accessible via an internet web site.