For estates in Texas
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Plain answers to what people ask after a death in Texas. Each answer says where it comes from and links to it.
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What June's Help does
What June's Help, an AI estate assistant for families in Texas, does: the plan, Today, letters, printed dates, reminders, family seats and the file.
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The first days
A checklist for the first week, the papers to gather, and a simple way to keep them in order.
- Checklist after someone dies: the first week (2026) A checklist after someone dies for the first week in Texas: nine steps, from Social Security to one folder, and where June's Help, an AI assistant, fits.
- What to do when a parent dies: a checklist (2026) A checklist for the death of a parent in Texas: twelve steps, from the first calls to the mail and the accounts, and where June's Help fits.
- What to do when a spouse dies: a checklist (2026) A death of a spouse checklist for Texas: twelve steps, from the first calls to the accounts, the benefits and the mail, and where June's Help fits.
- What papers to gather after someone dies Important documents after a death in Texas: five sets of papers to gather, where to look, a copy of a death certificate, and where June's Help fits.
- How to organize a loved one's papers after a death An estate document organizer for a family in Texas: one box, five piles, a notes page and a simple estate inventory, and where June's Help fits.
Telling everyone
Who to tell after a death, and how to tell banks, utilities and other companies.
- Who to notify when someone dies: the full list Who to notify when someone dies in Texas: family, employers, government offices, banks and the credit bureaus, plus USAGov's list and June's Help.
- How to tell banks, utilities and companies about a death How a family in Texas tells banks, utilities and companies about a death: which accounts to close after a death, what to have ready, and what to ask.
Mail and letters
Handling the mail, sorting the letters that arrive, and keeping track of the dates printed on them.
- What to do with a loved one's mail after a death How to handle mail for a deceased person in Texas: sort it, forward it or cut the junk, and add the official letters to June's Help.
- How to sort the letters that arrive after a death How to sort the letters that arrive after a death in Texas into three piles, and what the page from June's Help shows for a letter it has read.
- How to keep track of the dates on estate letters How to keep track of the dates on estate letters in Texas, how June's Help shows the dates a letter prints, and how its reminder emails work.
Scams and identity theft
Signs of a scam, and a short way to check a call, a letter or a request for payment.
- Scams after a death: how to protect your family Funeral scams and other scams after a death in Texas, as the FTC and IRS describe them, plus a short checklist for a call, a letter or a payment request.
Using June's Help
What June's Help does, how it works, how a family can share the work, and how to take the file with you.
- How June's Help works: your AI estate assistant How June's Help, your AI estate assistant for families in Texas, works from signing up to the family's file: letters, due dates, seats and the export.
- How to ask June a question about your letters How to ask June a question in June's Help: she looks up what your letters ask for and their dates, and shows where each came from. For estates in Texas.
- How to share the work of an estate with family How to share the work of an estate with family in Texas: split the jobs, keep one list, and let a relative read the letters through a family seat.
Official help
Official and legal-aid pages for the legal steps, benefits, death certificates and unclaimed money.
- Where to find official help after a death in Texas Official help after a death in Texas: pages for the legal steps, death certificate copies, Texas unclaimed property, benefits, scams and mail.
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