At Lasting Chapter, we understand that navigating the later stages of life—and the events that follow—is never easy.
Our mission is to provide you and your loved ones with clarity, comfort, and confidence through every step of the death/EOL cycle.
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From Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) arrangements, probate and will writing, to funeral coordination, estate execution, and the management of the deceased estate inter alia. We provides a comprehensive guide and a compassionate, one-stop intermediary — connecting you with all the essential service providers needed during the passing of your loved ones. Our goal is to walk you through this difficult time you with care, helping to ease both the emotional and logistical burdens that you may face.
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With sensitivity, integrity, and professionalism, we’re here to ensure your wishes are honored and your family is supported—every step of the way
Planning Ahead (End-of-Life)
Planning ahead can provide peace of mind to your loved ones, and help them to carry out your wishes when you are nearing the end of life. It is a vital process that ensures your wishes are honored and your loved ones are protected after your passing.
By creating a lasting power of attorney and/or writing a will, you can provide clear guidance on your financial and healthcare decisions, while also designating your assets will be distributed, giving both you and your love ones peace of mind for the future.
When Death Occurs
It can be extremely overwhelming when someone passes on. It is important to know what you should do, and what the next step should be.
Depend on how the death had occur, different authorities will need to be contacted. Each situation will be handled differently, depending on the cause and location of death
Moving Forward
Having sorted out the funeral, often there are numerous matters for the family to sorting out including: the deceased money, property and assets that may be left behind (their "Estate"), settling debts and other administrative matters (such as informing various relevant parties of the death occurance), and ensuring that the beneficiaries inherits the Estate in accordance with the deceased wishes and/or statutory law.