Plain-English guides on wills, probate and funerals.

Home Care Packages are a great way to maintain your independence as you age. Here’s how you can self-manage yours.

When researching pet-friendly senior living communities, here’s what to ask.

Coping with the loss of a loved one is never easy. Yet, when it comes to distributing their estate, the situation can become even more complex and emotionally charged. Here are six signs to look out for when you suspect your family might disagree over your estate.

One of the toughest parts of saying goodbye to a loved one is having to distribute and sell their assets. Here’s a simple guide to starting the ‘house sale’ process after your family member passes.

We text ‘em, we think ‘em, but most of all – we embody them. Here are 10 GIFS that perfectly summarise the Will-writing process.

No, not all premonitions mean impending death. But, sometimes it’s good to listen to that nagging hunch of yours. Below, learn all about death premonitions.

Think of the word ‘death’, and topics like grief, anxiety, ghosts and shadows come to mind. But here at Willed, we’re flipping the way people perceive death. Here’s how.

Is this the last Christmas you’ll likely celebrate? Here are our top tips on making this Christmas a wonderful one – no matter your circumstances.

New Year’s Eve is a time of reflection and celebration. While we all have our own handful of unique traditions to uphold at the end of the year, there are plenty you might not have heard of. Here are some New Year’s Eve traditions from around the world.

You’ve heard of the ‘cause of death’ and the ‘manner of death’. But have you heard of the ‘mechanism of death?’ In this guide, learn about the third characteristic of death, which makes up an important part of the death certificate.

Our previous blogs have explored the ‘cause of death’ and the ‘mechanism of death’. Learn more about the other characteristic of death in this sweeping explainer.

Until ‘vilomah’ came about, no word existed that encapsulated the experience of a parent whose child had died. Learn more about the origin of the word and how it is used today.