Murrmurr
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- Sacramento, California
Yes, hospice can refer you to the right organization. Also, your primary doctor can.
Wills for the poor and alone
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Remy
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- Location
- California, USA
Ignore what that "friend" said, she's wrong.
I don't have anything and I do need to get that in order. I plan to go full on no contact with my brother when my stepfather is gone, so I won't have anyone. I'd want PAWS thrift to get all my possessions, they could send volunteers to get my items. I have plenty of sellable things. Any money or if I do have a mobile home when I die (and not just renting still) I guess I'd want to go to my nieces but I wouldn't be in contact with them so I'm not sure how that would work. And maybe donation to a local animal organization.
I don't have anything and I do need to get that in order. I plan to go full on no contact with my brother when my stepfather is gone, so I won't have anyone. I'd want PAWS thrift to get all my possessions, they could send volunteers to get my items. I have plenty of sellable things. Any money or if I do have a mobile home when I die (and not just renting still) I guess I'd want to go to my nieces but I wouldn't be in contact with them so I'm not sure how that would work. And maybe donation to a local animal organization.
Just put there names in your will that any money and property to go to them. If you have any contact information, phone and address, list that, I would think that they would be contacted through the court/probate system. If you don't have a will thru an attorney, I would make one myself, have it notarized and keep a copy at home. Check your state with their rules and the original can be filed to be held in safekeeping upon your death.