Even if the news of your loved one’s death is still fresh in your mind, you will immediately be called upon to start making important decisions. Perhaps you are one of the lucky ones who have had a loved one willing to create a detailed plan. If not, you may not know where to start.Whether you are a surviving spouse, a child, another family member or friend, this companion list for The Survivor Assistance Handbook shall provide you with valuable information to guide you through the financial and administrative process following a loved one’s death. To be sure, there is no substitute for professional advice in these matters. Nonetheless, the following checklist will be a quick and easy way to educate and organize yourself during this period of transition.This is no time to procrastinate. Despite the pain, the grief and even the numbness you might feel right now, you are a survivor. Sit down and start taking charge of your life. Once the nitty, gritty details of your loved one’s death are under control, you can begin to heal and rebuild your own life.Read More