Viive Planning

Viive Planning Viive Planning exists to facilitate conversations around end-of-life planning among families and loved ones.

Think of Viive as playing the role of a general contractor in the estate industry.

Nobody likes making big decisions on the fly. But here’s the inconvenient truth: when it comes to making Care Decisions ...
06/12/2026

Nobody likes making big decisions on the fly. But here’s the inconvenient truth: when it comes to making Care Decisions for yourself or someone else, you probably won’t have time to think. You’ll probably have to decide, and fast.

If your older relative is hospitalized and the staff are asking you whether or not they should intubate…
If you’re in a serious accident and your family has to figure out what life-saving procedures you would want…
If your spouse’s heart has stopped, and you have to decide whether they’d want CPR…

These are all incredibly difficult choices that have to be made on the spot—unless you have a Plan in place to guide you through moments like these.

Having an Aging & End of Life Plan doesn’t protect you from life’s difficult moments. But it gives you a roadmap so that you can focus with coping on the situation at hand, rather than being paralyzed.

Most caregiving work is done by women. So we guess it’s no surprise that people undervalue it. 🚺🤷‍♀️
06/08/2026

Most caregiving work is done by women. So we guess it’s no surprise that people undervalue it. 🚺🤷‍♀️

06/04/2026

You don’t need to be married, own a home, or have kids to need a Will.

If you’re over 18, you already have something worth planning for — even if it’s just a bank account, a credit card, or decisions about your care.

A Will isn’t about how much you have.
It’s about having a say. ✔️

That’s where Viive comes in.

When you’re part of the Sandwich Generation, you’re not just managing your own life. You’re managing responsibilities in...
06/03/2026

When you’re part of the Sandwich Generation, you’re not just managing your own life. You’re managing responsibilities in two different directions, all the time. 🥪↔️

Being “sandwiched” means having to simultaneously look after both young children AND aging parents. Those groups have a lot of needs—very different sets of needs. If you don’t have a Plan in place to help navigate them, you’re setting yourself (and your family) up for a difficult time.

Don’t start with the wrong side of the sandwich. 🥪
06/01/2026

Don’t start with the wrong side of the sandwich. 🥪

The question isn’t whether your loved ones know your wishes. It’s whether they’re actually able to do anything about it....
05/29/2026

The question isn’t whether your loved ones know your wishes. It’s whether they’re actually able to do anything about it.

Aging & End of Life Planning is, first and foremost, about family. It’s about communicating important information to the people you love.

But it’s also a legal process—and that part is crucial. When you create an Aging & End of Life Plan, you’re going through all the formal procedures to make sure your Plan is legally valid. And without those legal documents, your loved ones will not necessarily have the authority to make decisions on your behalf.

Knowing your wishes isn’t enough if your loved ones legally can’t act on those wishes. That’s why a conversation isn’t enough. You need to have a valid, up-to-date Plan.

Clarity matters. Authority does too.

Don’t let your pesky human brain sabotage your Aging & End of Life Plan. 🧠
05/26/2026

Don’t let your pesky human brain sabotage your Aging & End of Life Plan. 🧠

05/21/2026

No parent wants to think about this.

But if something happens to you — and the other parent — someone will be chosen to raise your children.

The question is… will it be your decision, or the court’s?

Choosing a guardian isn’t about what’s easiest.
It’s about what’s right for your child — their relationships, their comfort, and who can truly step into that role.

And once you’ve made that decision, make sure it’s clearly documented in your Will. ✔️

We help you think through these decisions and get them in place properly at Viive.

What’s the point of Aging & End of Life Planning? What does your Plan actually give to the people you love? (Hint: the a...
05/20/2026

What’s the point of Aging & End of Life Planning? What does your Plan actually give to the people you love? (Hint: the answer isn’t money 💸)

Sure, money is part of it. But the real benefits of planning are much bigger, and much more valuable, than that.

When you have a Plan in place, that means you’re giving your family:
🧠 Clarity
☮️ Peace of mind
💪 Confidence
🙏 Space to focus on their love for you—rather than guessing what you would have wanted
🫂 Reassurance that your Aging & End of Life reflects your wishes, needs, and values

That’s what Planning gives your family. Money is just one piece of the puzzle.

Valerie’s family just expanded… so now her Plan needs to expand, too! 👶📃
05/18/2026

Valerie’s family just expanded… so now her Plan needs to expand, too! 👶📃

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