Moving Beyond Grief

Your spouse has passed away.

You’re still in a fog, but know you need to take action.

Too many people are telling you what to do.

You need a professional to guide you.

Someone who will be patient and prioritize your needs.

Transition Planning & Guidance™, LLC (TransitionPG®) offers this guidance via scheduled phone or video calls to help you transition into this next phase of life.

Over six months, our Moving Beyond Grief guidance will include:

  • Review your situation and list outstanding items to coordinate with your attorney, tax advisor, and investment advisor
  • Develop and monitor a list of priority tasks (e.g., name change on bills, updating financial accounts, etc.)
  • Evaluate your income and expenses to determine if you need to adjust your lifestyle
  • Review your asset protection for potential disability and property/casualty loss
  • Assess estate planning needs and updates

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