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what happens when I pass away?

We created adeus to help organise your life on a daily basis, and to provide key information to loved ones and other important people when you pass away (die). Having a valid will, clearly outlining your wishes in a letter of last wishes, and recording all of your key information in the adeus digital vault helps reduce stress on your loved ones when organising your affairs on your behalf. 

Being organised also makes the probate process faster, helping your executor to distribute gifts, bequests and your estate to your nominated beneficiaries quickly. This helps your loved ones to focus on remembering you along with family and friends, rather than chasing down information and documents, or guessing how you would have wanted things to be taken care of.

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