Journal
Short, practical writing on planning ahead — what to record, how to talk about it, and how a planner works alongside a will.
Subscriptions keep billing a dead person for months. Here is how to find the hidden ones, which providers demand a death certificate, what to keep running deliberately, and how to stop the rest quickly.
Clearing out a house is the task families dread most and start too early. Here is a gentle order of work: what to secure on day one, what must never be discarded, and how to divide things without a rift.
A will cannot leave money to an animal, and nobody is obliged to take one in. Here is how to arrange pet care after death properly — the carer, the funds, and the profile they will need on day one.
Debt does not pass to your children. It is paid from the estate, in a legal order, and families routinely pay bills they never owed. Here is who is actually liable and what to say to a collector.
Certified death certificate copies unlock almost every task after a death. Here is how many to order, who insists on an original, what they cost, and how to get more if you run short.
A clear, practical list of who to notify when someone dies — family, government agencies, banks, insurers, and accounts — with a simple way to keep track so nothing is missed.
A gentle, practical checklist for what to do when someone dies — the first hours, the first week, who to notify, and the documents you will need — so you can move one careful step at a time.
