The grief and family dynamics that can accompany the loss of an elderly loved one can make it difficult to sort out what needs to be done first. They may have some things in place (such as a will, trust, or other directions) that make their wishes clear. In these circumstances, Compass Coordinators can work closely with the estate attorney handling probate and keep track of what needs to get done and what has already been taken care of.

When a young adult dies, they often do not leave a will or instructions to access their technology and online accounts. It can be overwhelming to try to figure out where to start and what to do in the midst of profound grief. Compass Coordinators comes alongside you to create a custom plan of people to contact, accounts to close, and more. We help simplify even the most chaotic and complex situations so you have time to heal.

When you experience a sudden or traumatic loss, there are a number of decisions you may be faced with that you feel completely unprepared to handle. A patient, dedicated coordinator from Compass can help you navigate things such as fundraising, creating a memorial or scholarship, connecting with support groups, and more.

When your loved one was a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Reserve or National Guard, paperwork is abundant. The forms can be confusing, phone calls frustrating, and it’s the last thing you want to go through while grieving. Compass Coordinators can help you figure out your next steps and complete forms for benefits in a timely manner to alleviate financial stress.