Blog posts - Funeral & End-of-Life Planning
Decoding The Basic Jargon of Last Wills
Beneficiary, intestate, probate? These are just a few examples of jargon and language one may encounter when attempting to create a will. Like any profession or discipline, such as the...
How to Help Children Cope with Their Grief
When we, as adults, lose someone we love, we are often at a loss for words on how to describe how we feel or how to express our grief. When...
Why a Pet Trust is Better than Pet Will in Estate Planning
For many of us, our beloved pets hold the same affection and care in our hearts as any other family member. As a pet owner, whether in the prime of...
Coping With Pet Loss and Grieving
One day, the unthinkable happens. You wake up, and your home or your space feels too quiet. Then you may see it, the water and food bowls, the empty pet...
Journey Through the History and Evolution of Funeral Processions
By foot, carriage, or vehicle, a funeral procession often takes place from a funeral home or a place of worship to the cemetery or a crematorium. Today, we associate a...
Will and Estate Planning Basics
It is never too late or too early to begin thinking about a will and estate planning. While death remains a topic many of us may feel uncomfortable considering, for...
Incorporate Music in a Memorial Service and Playlist Suggestions
Many of us may spend our lives engaged in song and music. Our favorite melodies may make us laugh or fill our eyes with unshed tears; some music makes us...
Holding a Celebration of Life Party to Memorialize a Loved One
“Do not complain about growing old. It is a privilege denied to many.” – Mark Twain. The above quote, for some, is profoundly moving and inspiring. It reminds us that...
Choosing The Right Speaker for a Loved One's Funeral
What makes a memorial service unforgettable? What brings immense comfort and closure to a family mourning a loved one? Most often, it isn’t the floral arrangements or the service itself—but...