Your Preparation · 01 of 08

About You & Your Household

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Tell us a little about the people this home is for. Every household is different. Share as much as you’re comfortable with — understanding who’ll use the home, how often they’re there and what may change over time helps us think beyond today and create a home for the years ahead.

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People in your household

Add the people who are likely to live in or regularly stay in the home. Share as much or as little as you’re comfortable with.

Name
Relationship
Age
How often they live / stay
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SB
Sarah Brown
You
—
Full-time
MB
Mark Brown
Partner
—
Full-time
TB
Toby Brown
Son
16
Full-time

Loves basketball and a quiet study space.

EB
Esme Brown
Daughter
11
Full-time
NB
Nanna Brown
Grandparent
—
Extended visits

Stays with us for a few months over winter each year.

You don’t need to provide exact details if you’d prefer not to. Even a general idea about who may live in the home helps us think about something that works better for everyone.

Pets

Let us know about any pets who are part of your household.

B
Bailey · Dog
Large dog, loves being outside
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Thinking about the years ahead

Help us understand your longer-term plans. These are general questions — there are no right or wrong answers.

How long do you imagine living in this home?

Do you expect your household or the way you live to change over that time?

For example: children growing up or moving out, parents or relatives living with you, regular extended family visits, working arrangements changing, retirement, accessibility needs — or anything else you think we should understand.

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Your Consultation

Wednesday 21 October
2:00 pm · In Person
Andrew Stickley
Your Advisor

Ideally have your Preparation ready by Sunday 18 October.

This gives Andrew time to review what you’ve shared and prepare properly for your Consultation.

Preparing together

SB
Sarah Brown (You)
Contributing
MB
Mark Brown
Invited

Keep adding as things occur to you.

You don’t need to complete everything in one sitting. Come back as thoughts occur to you — sometimes the most useful insights come from simply noticing what works, what doesn’t and what matters in everyday life.