Dealing with death can be tricky, even more so for queer families whose relationships might not be legally recognized. Planning makes a huge difference.
Queer families need to discuss their wishes for end-of-life care with their loved ones.Source: CCO / Rawpixel
Because the laws and policies of the United States were designed with monogamously married heterosexuals in mind, they are often a poor fit for other kinds of families and relationships. This places an unfortunate extra burden on people in diverse relationships in an already difficult time, who are then required to navigate systems that were not intended to work for them.
From a password manager to a written list, ensure post-death carers can access passwords and other account information.
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