Winding Up Financial and Legal Affairs
Last updated:
28-Oct-2008
Handling the financial, legal, and other practical matters after someone has died usually involves a long list of chores, from alerting banks and credit card companies to close accounts to serving as the administrator of a will or trust. Getting organized early can help ease the burden during this difficult time.
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