Clarvia

When a loved one dies, families face paperwork, institutions, deadlines, and cross-border questions while grieving. Clarvia turns scattered official information into free, open-source checklists showing what to do first and where to get help.

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Belgium Feasibility & Partner Discovery

Preliminary partner discovery and feasibility work for a possible future Clarvia expansion to Belgium.

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Become an Associate Member of Clarvia ASBL and support free, open-source bereavement guidance. Associate Members may be acknowledged on Clarvia’s... Read more

€40 EUR / month

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Evaluate whether Clarvia can responsibly expand its free bereavement checklists and source-backed...

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Trauerwee ASBL Endorses Clarvia's Mission and Future Pilot

Trauerwee ASBL, a Luxembourg non-profit supporting bereaved children, young people, and their families, has expressed its support for the miss...
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Published on July 5, 2026 by Team Clarvia

TSC Real Estate Endorses Clarvia's Mission

TSC Real Estate provided a strong letter of support endorsing Clarvia's mission. As a leading healthcare real estate manager...
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Published on June 28, 2026 by Team Clarvia

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What admin nightmare hit you after the loss of a loved one?

Published on June 28, 2026 by Team Clarvia

Often the children, partner, relatives, or friends of the person who died suddenly have to deal with banks, communes, pensions, insurers, employers, landlords, hospitals, notaries, tax offices, subscriptions, documents, deadlines, passwords...

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When a loved one dies, families are often expected to handle paperwork, institutions, deadlines, and cross-border questions while they are still grieving.
 
The information exists, but it is scattered across official websites, different jurisdictions, and unclear procedures. Clarvia turns that complexity into free, open-source checklists that show what to do first, what each step unlocks, and what deadlines matter most.

Our mission is to make this practical guidance available to everyone, not only to those who can afford lawyers, consultants, or private support.

Most of us will face this responsibility at some point. No one should have to figure it out alone.