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Free guides for families and executors

Everything we know about handling a loved one's digital accounts, written to be genuinely useful whether or not you ever hire us. Start with the checklist or the 30-day timeline.

The First 10 Digital Tasks After a Death

The free checklist: what to do first, what to save before closing anything, and how to keep the estate protected — in the order that actually matters.

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The First 30 Days: A Digital Cleanup Timeline

A week-by-week plan — what to secure in week one, when to file preservation requests, and what “done” realistically looks like at day 30.

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What an Executor Needs Before Requesting Account Closures

The exact document stack — death certificates, letters testamentary, short certificates, ID — so requests get accepted the first time.

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Why Families Should Not Share Passwords After a Death

The shortcut that backfires: platform lockouts, legal exposure, and the lawful path that exists precisely so you never need the password.

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How to Find Subscriptions Still Charging the Estate

The audit method: which statements to pull, how to decode APPLE.COM/BILL charges, and where subscriptions hide.

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How to Stop Subscriptions and Recurring Charges

Once found, how to cancel in the right order — app stores, streaming, Amazon Prime, utilities — without triggering collections problems.

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Memorialize, Download, or Delete? A Family's Choices

The decision framework for social accounts — which choices are reversible, which aren't, and what each platform actually offers.

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Memorialize or Delete a Facebook Account

The step-by-step Facebook procedure: what documentation each option requires, Legacy Contacts, and the mistakes to avoid.

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Close a Google Account — Save the Photos First

Why order matters more with Google than any other platform: data request first, closure second, and exactly what Google requires.

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