Adam Zuckerman

No Loose Ends

The Smart & Slightly Morbid Guide to Estate Planning & End-of-Life Tasks

No Loose Ends, by Adam Zuckerman, lying closed on a wooden table

Most estate planning advice stops at the will. The will is maybe a fifth of it.

No Loose Ends covers the rest: wills and trusts, yes, but also caregiving logistics, funeral and cremation decisions, digital assets, the accounts nobody knew existed, and the long administrative tail that arrives in the weeks you’re least able to deal with it.

I wrote it because I was an executor with a law degree and I still couldn’t find a single document that told me what actually had to happen. Funeral director Jess Wakefield provides professional commentary throughout, on the grounds that I have never embalmed anyone.

The facts

Publisher
John Wiley & Sons
Published
5 May 2026
ISBN
9781394374809
LCCN
2026937973
OCLC
1586821647
Length
464 pages
Foreword
President, National Funeral Directors Association

Where to buy

Wiley · Amazon · Bookshop.org · Buried in Work

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