David Mulqueen

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David Mulqueen

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David Mulqueen founded AnnCare after watching his partner navigate the overwhelming administrative aftermath of a loss. He saw a gap where professional support should exist and built a technology powered solution he wished had been available. David brings a systems thinker's approach to a process that too often falls on people at the worst possible time. He's passionate about making estate administration a seamless experience for executors and is on a mission to make AnnCare the turbotax of estate settlement.

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How to Cancel Cable Service After a Death: Comcast, DirecTV, Spectrum & More

April 9, 2026

How to Cancel Cable Service After a Death: Comcast, DirecTV, Spectrum & More

Canceling cable service after a death is more work than it should be but it's manageable once you know what you're doing. Read more.

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Why Every Hospice Sounds the Same, And What to Do About It

March 16, 2026

Why Every Hospice Sounds the Same, And What to Do About It

"Compassionate care. Skilled, dedicated staff. Here for you at your time of need. 24/7 support." Which hospice did that come from? Almost all of them. In a commodity driven, government regulated industry, it's nearly impossible for families to tell the difference between yours and every other hospice in your area.

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Why Checklists Are Not Enough

November 4, 2025

Why Checklists Are Not Enough

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The Difference Between Grief Support and Administrative Support

October 28, 2025

The Difference Between Grief Support and Administrative Support

Families often confuse emotional grief support with the heavy administrative work that follows a loss, leaving them overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. By clearly separating these two forms of care and offering clarity around what lies ahead, funeral professionals set healthier expectations and prevent frustration. This distinction builds trust, protects your staff, and ensures families feel supported in both heart and task during a difficult transition.

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Why Administrative Stress Is the Number One Complaint Families Share After a Funeral

October 21, 2025

Why Administrative Stress Is the Number One Complaint Families Share After a Funeral

Families often move from the intensity of the service into a quiet period where grief meets a crushing wave of phone calls, forms, and deadlines they never saw coming. This administrative overload hits when their emotional capacity is at its lowest, turning simple tasks into months of stress and leaving them feeling isolated and unprepared. When funeral professionals acknowledge this reality and offer proactive guidance, they help families navigate the hardest part of the journey and deepen trust long after the service ends.

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What Families Really Need in the First 30 Days After a Loss

October 14, 2025

What Families Really Need in the First 30 Days After a Loss

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The Problem Families Face After a Funeral

October 7, 2025

The Problem Families Face After a Funeral

Families leave the service thinking the hardest part is over, only to be hit with hundreds of hours of unexpected administrative work while they are grieving and exhausted. This hidden burden often reflects back on the funeral home simply because you were their last point of contact. By acknowledging what comes next and offering simple, proactive guidance, you set yourself apart in your community and deepen trust that lasts long after the service.

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How Missed Creditor Notices Create Months of Delays for Families

September 3, 2025

How Missed Creditor Notices Create Months of Delays for Families

Executors often overlook one critical step in estate settlement: notifying creditors properly. When this happens, families face delayed probate, unexpected financial strain, and renewed emotional stress months after the funeral. Learn why this mistake is so common, how it impacts the families you serve, and what steps can help prevent it.

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How Auto-Pay Quietly Drains Estates After Passing

August 20, 2025

How Auto-Pay Quietly Drains Estates After Passing

Auto-pay doesn’t stop when someone passes. Executors often miss canceling bills and subscriptions, quietly draining the estate and frustrating families. A clear process helps protect assets and prevent this hidden loss.

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Protecting Families From the Silent Costs of Digital Assets

August 13, 2025

Protecting Families From the Silent Costs of Digital Assets

Digital assets like email, cloud storage, and subscriptions are often overlooked in estates, draining funds and locking away memories. Executors miss them because there’s no paper trail and rules vary by platform. Early awareness and the right support help families avoid these hidden costs.

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