Who’s Responsible for a Mortgage After the Borrower Dies?

When a homeowner dies, inheritance of the home is typically decided by a will or probate. What about a home that has a mortgage on it? Are the next-of-kin responsible? What happens to surviving family members who still live in the home in question? Who Takes on Your...

Getting Affairs in Order Before Death

Handling the affairs of a deceased parent or another family member can be daunting. However, knowing you have everything organized and in one place will reduce your anxiety the next time you go on vacation.   Consider Hiring an Estate Planning Lawyer. Many online...

7 Tips For Dealing with Grief and Loss During The Holidays

The holidays are often thought of as the most wonderful time of the year. But for many, it can also be a time of great sadness. For those mourning the loss of a friend or family member, the holiday season can serve as a reminder of a loved one’s absence. It’s...

Coping with Anticipatory Grief

Anticipatory grief is deep sadness felt during the last days of life. This can be experienced by both the dying person and the dying person’s loved ones. Fortunately, there are things you can do to help cope with the grief you feel for someone who is still here....

Military Funeral Honors FAQs

Who is eligible for Military Funeral Honors? Members who died while on active duty. Veterans who served and were honorably discharged. Certain civilian groups who have been given active-duty determinations may also be eligible. What do Military Funeral Honors consist...

How To Give Your Parent A Peaceful Passage

There are few things more difficult than saying goodbye to a dying parent. In between talking to doctors and family members, not to mention trying to cope emotionally, what affairs do you need to get in order? Death is the last taboo, and we learn about it in sterile...