Past Webinars

Emergencies don't come with a warning. But preparation can make all the difference.

• Do you know what to do before a medical emergency strikes?
  
• Do you have a family plan or an emergency go-bag?
  
• When was the last time you checked your fire extinguisher? 

• Do you even know where it is - and are you sure it still works?

• The most common mistakes homeowners make in emergencies

• Simple ways to prepare your home for medical and fire emergencies

• How to test and maintain critical safety equipment (yes—fire extinguishers included!)

• Small steps you can take today that could save time, property, or even a life tomorrow

Our lives are increasingly digital—but most of us have never been shown how to plan for what happens to our online accounts, files, and devices after we’re gone. This webinar will help you take control of your digital legacy before others are left to navigate it alone.

You’ll learn what digital assets, connected devices, and digital legacy really mean, and how legal frameworks shape access to them. Using real-world examples, the session will explore what can happen without planning: social media platforms that continue to post birthday reminders for someone who has died, or file-sharing accounts where others can still add, remove, or redistribute content. In a world of AI and constant content reuse, unplanned digital legacies can easily be altered or misunderstood.

What happens when the people who once guided us now need us to guide them? How do we navigate the moment we become caregivers for the ones who cared for us? And how do we steady ourselves when everything in the family dynamic begins to shift?

Caring for an aging loved one is one of life’s most profound thresholds—tender, disorienting, sacred, and often overwhelmingly new. Many of us step into this role while raising children, managing careers, and holding together the daily fabric of our lives. It can feel like entering “another country,” one filled with vulnerability, grief, love, and unfamiliar responsibility.

Travel is one of the most meaningful investments we make in our lives—yet the plans, points, documents, and memories tied to it are rarely organized with the same care as our financial accounts or legal records. What happens to airline miles, loyalty programs, passports, and future trips if life takes an unexpected turn? And how can travel itself become part of the legacy you leave behind?

In this webinar, we’ll explore how to treat your “travel estate” as an important part of your overall life organization. From loyalty points and travel documents to emergency planning while abroad, you’ll learn simple ways to bring clarity and structure to the travel-related details that are often overlooked.

Let’s be honest: if you don’t write your own obituary, someone else will… and they’ll be doing it while crying, stressed, and Googling “what did they even do in the early 2000s?”

In this practical (and surprisingly fun) webinar, Angela Christensen of Nokbox Academy walks you step-by-step through how to write your own obituary — no writing experience required. Because this is one story you probably don’t want a distant relative, old coworker, or well-meaning but overwhelmed loved one trying to piece together at the last minute.

 Our lives are increasingly digital, yet few of us know how to plan for what happens to our online accounts, files, and devices after we’re gone. This Digital Legacy Readiness webinar explains what digital assets are, how access works, and what can go wrong without preparation. 

Through real examples and guided worksheets, you’ll begin documenting decisions, reviewing account settings, and creating a practical plan—bringing clarity, care, and control to an often overlooked part of life planning. 

 What happens to your pet if you’re hospitalized, delayed while traveling, evacuated during a disaster, or after you’ve died? Most pet owners assume a friend or family member will “figure it out,” but experience shows that without clear instructions, legal authority, and practical preparation, pets can end up in stressful or unsafe situations. 

Learn how to protect your pet’s future with clear guidance on pet trusts, wills, caregiver planning, emergency readiness, and real‑life lessons from estate work. You’ll leave with practical steps, including how to use the Nokbox Pet Checksheet and how to choose the right legal structure for your situation. 

Being named executor is an honor, but it’s also one of the most demanding roles you’ll ever take on. Most people accept without realizing the decisions, paperwork, and emotional complexity ahead. 

This session gives a clear picture of the full journey—from accepting the role to closing the estate—along with the real to‑do list, common surprises, and where people get stuck. You’ll learn practical systems to stay organized and make the process manageable during an already difficult time.