Here are the first and most important tasks to complete in the wake of a spouse’s passing.
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Here are five key steps to ensure the process runs more smoothly and that major mistakes are avoided.
Read MoreThe list of tasks can be overwhelming. You may be trying to balance a full schedule with being an executor. Or, you may simply want to focus on grieving, being with loved ones, and celebrating life, rather than dealing with paperwork. You can enlist the help of an expert concierge to get the rest of these tasks done on your behalf.
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It takes an average of 500 hours over up to two years to wrap up the average estate. And when it is your spouse, you have to face the additional toll of having lost a life partner, often in the face of insensitive questions.
Read MorePublishing an obituary is one of the five most important things you can do after a loved one dies. In addition to providing an outlet for mourning, it can help add meaning to the process of grief and bring together friends and family of the deceased for a memorial/funeral service.
Read MoreIt can be difficult to deliver the news to everyone. You can do it all yourself or ask some people to tell others.
Read MoreUnless the death was under suspicious circumstances or an accident, there is nothing that you need to do immediately. Take the time you need. You can spend time feeling the emotions, touching your loved one, telling stories, or doing whatever else feels right to you in the moment.
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This can be a hard time. Sometimes, talking to a therapist or joining a group of other people going through a similar loss can help.
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