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Loss of Life Advocates Founder Esther Pipoly

October 24, 2019 • 24 min

Loss of Life Advocates Founder Esther Pipoly created LOLA after losing both her father and her husband within just 2 months. She quickly found herself in over her head when it came time to take care of the business side of these devastating losses. LOLA offers a type of concierge service for preparing for or dealing with death by providing a wide variety of guidance options, services and referrals for corporations and individuals.

 
 
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Loss of Life Advocates guides loved ones through tangled affairs of death

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Loss of Life Advocates guides loved ones through tangled affairs of death

If your spouse died today, would you know how to close down their business affairs? Would you be financially prepared to keep up with the mortgage or be sell if need? Can you handle their banking and investment accounts? What about closing credit cards, shutting down social media sites, taking over vehicle titles?

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S.A. Widow Creates New Business to Help Survivors Navigate Death

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S.A. Widow Creates New Business to Help Survivors Navigate Death | News Radio 1200 WOAI

They say that nothing is inevitable except for death and taxes. Many Americans hire somebody to do their taxes, and now a San Antonio entrepreneur has created a company to help out with the death part, News Radio 1200 WOAI reports.

I Am A San Antonio Mom: Esther Pipoly

I Am A San Antonio Mom: Esther PipolyI am a San Antonio Mom: Esther Pipoly The Alamo City is lovingly referred to by many as a big city with a small-town feel, and having the opportunity to chat with born-and-raised San Antonian Esther Pipoly, founder of LOLA: Loss Of Life Advocates, really brought home that message of connection for me.

Experts discuss grief and celebration on 1-year anniversary of Uvalde bus crash


Experts discuss grief and celebration on 1-year anniversary of Uvalde bus crash

UVALDE COUNTY, Texas - It's been a year since 13 New Braunfels church members died in a bus crash in Uvalde County. Experts say that holidays like Easter can be a struggle for those trying to celebrate, even as they still grieve.

Dealing with a Loss

Dealing with a loss

Etiquette expert Diane Gottsman shares tips on what you should do if you're dealing with a loss or someone you know is bereaved. Diane also says there are five things we should all know about being prepared: (source: Loss of Life Advocates) Know where your original will is located and keep it updated as your life changes.

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