Gathering the Important DocumentsYou may need to locate certain legal documents regarding the estate of a loved one, such as their will, life insurance or military service records. Our guide to gathering vital paperwork can help.
Veterans BenefitsVA will pay a burial allowance up to $1,500 if the veteran's death is service connected. VA also will pay the cost of transporting the remains of a service-disabled veteran to the national cemetery nearest the home of a deceased that has available gravesites
Will I Need a Lawyer?Lawyers are society's professional problem solvers, and when you have estate issues to deal with, there’s no doubt an experienced attorney can help you navigate the legalities of dying. Here’s how.
Death CertificatesThe death certificate, the permanent record of the fact of death, is perhaps the single most important document you’ll need in the coming weeks. Learn how we can help you obtain certified copies.
Notifying Creditors and Government AgenciesThere are so many social connections you will need to notify of the death of your loved one. What should be your top priority? Follow our guidelines and 4-step notification process.