Cadence is a user-friendly online solution offering estate preplanning and settlement services, backed by skilled advisors for expert support.

Executors spend an average of 320 hours over 16 months on estate settlement, with 127 of those hours on administrative tasks. With Cadence, you can save over 100 hours in total, so you can allow yourself time and space to go through the grieving process and be with those you love.

At some point, you may be charged with being the executor for your loved one’s estate. Where to begin? What needs to be done? It’s all so overwhelming and all-consuming… and you still need to GRIEVE. Or maybe you want to make things easy for your executor, so you preplan your funeral.

But did you care for all of the details beyond your decision to be buried or cremated? We can help. Cadence at Park Memorial saves you time, money, frustration, and guilt and allows for healthy grieving to begin, even while caring for a loved one’s estate.

"An included service of my funeral home was a connection to Cadence, where I met my advisor."


"She assisted me with going through all the steps as an Executor and provided me with a structure to work from."


Carolyn J.


"Cadence has been so helpful and professional in dealing with the estate of my mother."


"They responded immediately and we felt that they always went the extra mile for us. Thank you!"


Aldine P.


"Within minutes of my first meeting with Cadence, my stress level reduced."


"I was taken through the steps I required and were thorough and precise to my needs. They then sent me information and forms, and phoned me to see if I needed further assistance or had any questions. I would highly recommend Cadence— so helpful during a stressful and tough time."


James S.

"This service was super helpful. When I didn't know where to start with my Dad's estate, my advisor walked us through step by step in a friendly and helpful way."


"The system is personalized and very user-friendly, and gave me confidence as I moved through what could have been a complicated and overwhelming process. I'm thrilled!"


Bonnie H.

"They were there when I was ready to deal with the business aspect of my mother's death."


"I cannot say enough positive things about how much Cadence helped me through the most difficult time in my life. I highly recommend this service."


Christine L.

Book a free consultation and demo today!

To learn more about our cutting-edge preplanning tool, fill out the form below and select your points of interest.

Our Aftercare Specialist, Sarah Kucharski, will contact you as soon as possible.



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If you prefer a phone call, please call us today and we will help you understand the benefits of Cadence, at Park Memorial.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is my data secure with Cadence?

    We take your privacy very seriously and we are committed to safeguarding personal information in our custody and control. You can be assured that your personal information will not be shared with anyone without your consent. We use bank-level technical safeguards and follow industry best practices.  

     

    Steps we take to keep your information safe 


    • Encrypting data in-transit and at-rest, with AES 256-bit encryption

    • Using two-factor authentication

    • Using industry-leading, cloud-based hosting services 
  • What is an Executor?

    An executor is the person who administers a person’s estate upon their death. An executor may also be known as an “estate representative” or an “administrator.”  

     

    The executor is appointed in advance of the death, through the will, and their job is to carry out the deceased person’s wishes based on instructions spelled out in the will.  

     

    They are responsible for making notifications, filing legal paperwork, closing accounts, paying taxes, ensuring that debts are paid, and distributing the assets (what a person owns) to the intended beneficiaries. 

     

    An administrator is appointed by the court to deal with an estate in the following situations: 


    • There is no will 

    • The will fails to appoint an executor 

    • The executor(s) named are unable to act 

    An administrator will take on the same responsibilities as an executor. 

  • What if I don’t own a computer or have an email address?

    Our service is designed for online access to ensure a seamless and efficient experience, which requires a computer, smartphone, or tablet, as well as an email address. If someone doesn’t have access to these tools, here are some options to consider: they can ask a family member or trusted individual who is helping with their loved one’s affairs to use their email address for the process. Many local libraries or community centres also offer free computer access and can assist with setting up an email account if needed. 

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