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Peacefully is a digital platform for end-of-life planning or assistance in settling an estate. Peacefully provides a comprehensive dashboard, taking you step by step through the planning process, including estate planning and legal documents. We also offer digital organization and a timeline for settling an estate or navigating probate with expert support.
Peacefully provides a comprehensive service to help families plan for the end of life and to help people who have experienced a loss navigate the next steps. We offer these services through a digital tool and a team of estate settlement and planning experts who can help with your situation via phone, video call, or chat.
On the planning side, we can help with everything from creating a will to giving instructions on caring for a pet to make sure your next of kin knows how to pay bills.
After losing a loved one, we offer both empathetic support and help completing tasks and navigating the bureaucracy that makes grieving even harder.
You can access some of Peacefully’s tools for free. Your employer, credit union, or insurance company may also offer you free access Peacefully’s support. You can view our upgraded pricing options here.
Peacefully uses bank-level, HIPAA-compliant software for best-in-class security. Multi-factor authentication is mandatory and all information is encrypted.
Peacefully’s Estate Experts have experience planning and settling hundreds of estates. They take the time to understand exactly what you and your family are going through and will be able to provide customized guidance and help with tasks
If you need specific legal or financial advice, Peacefully’s Estate Planning and Settlement Experts are available to help you search for local professionals who can help you and your family.
You can add family, friends, or other people you trust as deputies to access information you choose to share with them. If you’d like to add contributors to your account, you may access this through your Peacefully dashboard.
Your account will only be shareable with people you add. You can add or revoke who can access your account at any time. Please keep your password secure and do not share this information with others.
Peacefully’s legal documents were all created by Estate Planning attorneys and are legally valid in each state. We will ask you questions to customize the legal documents to match your wishes. After you complete this, we will email you your customized document. We will provide instructions specific to your state on finalizing the documents by signing them with a notary or witnesses.
Peacefully is not a law firm or financial advisor and does not offer the same services as these licensed professionals. If you have complex questions or need further assistance, we can help you find an attorney, financial, or tax advisor.
If you have any technical difficulties while using the Peacefully platform, please email our support team at [email protected] and provide as much detail about your issue as possible.
Peacefully helps those who have recently lost a loved one navigate the next steps in settling their affairs and grief support. In addition to guidance, Peacefully can help surviving families complete tasks such as shutting down accounts, freezing credit, funeral planning, finding documents and assets, writing an obituary, and more.
Peacefully provides estate settlement experts who have settled hundreds of complex estates that can take things off of your plate.
Peacefully guides you through the grieving process by offering abundant resources and support. Peacefully’s team of experts is available to offer a listening ear or assist you in finding the right therapist or grief support group if you would like. We also offer self-guided journaling exercises, worksheets, and meditations that may help you get through this difficult time.
End of life planning is all about making things easier for your loved ones when you’re gone, how you want to be remembered, and dying with dignity. You need to make your wishes known and we can help you do that.
Healthcare proxies and living wills can communicate your wishes regarding your health care if you cannot. A will, trust, and power of attorney can help you organize your financial and legal matters. You can build all of these with our tools and discuss your ideas with our estate and settlement experts if you have questions.
Funeral and memorial service arrangements are also part of end-of-life planning. You can specify preferences for burial or cremation, the type of funeral service or ceremony you want, and any special cultural or religious practice you want to observe.
The emotional and spiritual aspects of life are the foundation of all end-of-life planning. It is essential that you have discussions with your loved ones as you consider how you want your life to end. We can offer resources to help you.
With Peacefully’s end-of-life planning, you are able to digitally store information needed for your next of kin such as instructions, documents, and more.
Peacefully helps those looking to plan ahead with comprehensive estate planning and a digital vault to organize all of life’s important details. This includes everything from creating legal documents like a will and power of attorney, to documenting healthcare wishes, to organizing financial accounts and valuables, to instructions on how to care for a pet.
You can create all legal documents in 20 minutes although the full end-of-life plan can take 1-3 hours depending on the complexity of affairs.
You may have access to some information now, but if they experience a life event, you will be able to report that instance and gain access to more information. Once you mark a life event, the owner will receive an email and have 48 hours to approve or decline your access request.
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While Peacefully operates in most states, there may be some restrictions.
Peacefully is not a law firm and does not perform the same services provided by a licensed attorney. Peacefully, its services, and its forms and templates are not a substitute for the advice or service of a licensed attorney and use of our site does not create an attorney-client relationship. We recommend that you seek out a local attorney for legal advice and/or analysis.
