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Estate administration for executors and the people helping them

You expected grief. You got 570 hours of paperwork.

After someone dies, Good Grief makes closing the estate manageable, with guidance, automation and practical help.

I'm sorry you're going through this. We want to help.

Text us any time: 844-743-4016

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  • Five minutes, no card
  • One flat fee, never a cut of the inheritance
What you see when you start

Two things need you. We already did the rest.

Still open

  • File the will with the county by Friday
  • Sign the bank's affidavit
  • Notify the three credit bureaus

Good Grief did these

  • Notified the three credit bureaus
  • Ordered eight death certificates
  • Found a MetLife policy in a 2019 tax return
  • Stopped three subscriptions still billing

This is what week one can look like.

Made for whoever is left holding the paperwork.

Executors, adult children, spouses. You do not need to have started.

  1. Tell us what happened

    A few questions. Five minutes.

  2. Get your list

    Built from this estate. Death certificates and the first bank calls go on top.

  3. We work it with you

    We handle the forms, the hold music, and the search for money the estate is owed. You sign and decide.

When it is done, every account is closed, every subscription is canceled, and every document is in one place.
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In their words

You're doing unpaid work on behalf of someone who is gone, managing people who are grieving and sometimes hostile, with no training and full legal responsibility.

The family member who quietly handled everything

I felt like I was stumbling through a maze in the dark. Good Grief gave me a roadmap. For the first time, I knew where to start, what to prioritize, and that I wasn't missing something important.

A Good Grief user whose dad died
Emily Kyle, founder of Good Grief

Some hard things are worth doing. Sitting on hold to cancel a credit card is not one of them.

That is the part we take. Because it is in the way.

My dad died suddenly in 2021. Five years later I am still doing his taxes.

The 570 hours at the top of this page is not a statistic I found. It is my number. Nobody handed me a plan, so I built the one I needed.

I wish someone had handed me this.

Emily

Emily Kyle, founder

Guides for the paperwork nobody warned you about

Plain answers to the questions that come up first, in the order you will probably need them.

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Grief is hard. Death admin should not be.

Tell us what happened. We will tell you what to do this week.

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Not ready? Get our free checklist for the first year after someone dies.

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