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You have the whole road now.

Your download email is on its way. Below is the order to open things in — it will take you about ten minutes to get oriented, and then you are working rather than wondering.

Where to start

1
Open your download email
It arrives within a minute or two of this page, from Hardin Street. Everything you bought is in it, and the links stay live — come back to that email whenever you need a fresh copy.
2
Start with the First 72 Hours Card
One page, six actions, in order, with a column for what can wait. If you only read one document tonight, read that one. It takes about five minutes.
3
Then open the Framework itself
Six phases, appointment through discharge. Read it once end to end without studying it — just so the shape of the whole process lands. Then go back to the phase you are actually standing in.
4
Put the Asset Inventory Workbook somewhere you will use it
It is an Excel file, not a PDF, because it is a working record rather than something to read. Everything you find goes in it as you find it.
If you added the Working Workbooks
They are in the same email, as separate Excel files. You do not need them to start — open them the first time you pay an estate expense or engage a professional, and log it while it is fresh.
Your 30-day guarantee stands from today

Read all of it. If it does not leave you clearer and steadier about what you are doing and in what order, email us inside 30 days and we refund you in full. You keep every file.

Trouble with your order or your downloads? probatesupport@hardinstreet.com. Support covers your order and your files. Who you bring in for professional guidance, and when, is entirely your call.

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