Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Dajeongri: an end-of-life notebook for family
A free Korean-language set of end-of-life planning tools, including a personal notebook, checklists, and an inheritance-deadline calculator.
- For
- Korean families planning ahead or handling a recent bereavement
- Worth noticing
- Its guides display review dates and cite laws and cases from Korea’s National Law Information Center.
Field notes
The three-question intake offers different starting points for planning ahead, supporting a parent, urgent preparation, or handling a recent death. The notebook lists 13 sections, while the checklist groups tasks across documents, property, digital matters, belongings, and relationships. Guides are presented with review dates and links to legal or public-institution sources, and the homepage includes a general-information disclaimer distinguishing them from individual professional advice.
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