In Part 2 of our Legal Life after Death series we discuss some of the practical things which happen someone passes away, who you need to notify and what assets may be frozen.
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Legal Life After Death (Part 1) | First Steps
When a loved one passes away, we are often overcome with shock, loss and grief and while we know there are numerous legal and administrative steps which need to happen, it can be overwhelming knowing where to start. This 3 part blog series is designed to give you some guidance of what legally needs to happen when one of your loved ones passes away.
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