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  by Marea E. Johnson

  Created on: August 23, 2008   Last Updated: December 17, 2009

  The custom of having to make monumental decisions for a loved one immediately after their death is,

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  by Rachelle de Bretagne

  Created on: July 13, 2009   Last Updated: August 14, 2009

  When a person loses a loved one, they are in an emotional state and financial decisions made at a time

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  by Priscilla Benfield

  Created on: July 13, 2010

  Sadly, often grieving people cannot only focus on their grief, but they have to deal with financial

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  by Ronna Doescher

  Created on: April 18, 2012

  Your loved one has died.  Now what?  All the decisions that go with a funeral are immense.  

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  by Patricia Burke

  Created on: February 29, 2012

  People who are thrown into the process of grieving should not have to deal with anything. I say “thrown”

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  by Rosemary Redfern

  Created on: June 06, 2010

  Grief hits different people in different ways.  A usual pattern of reactions is disbelief, anger

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  by Cheryll the Music Bug

  Created on: June 19, 2008   Last Updated: July 05, 2008

  I was just talking to my sisters about this very subject of making financial decisions during the immediate

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  by Claudia Windal

  Created on: February 19, 2009

  I will speak to this with the understanding that the grief is following a death of a loved one. As it

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  by Linda Corby

  Created on: May 16, 2008

  Just because someone is grieving doesn't mean that they don't still have all their faculties. It makes