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WATCH: Soul Counsel- a new way to leave a legacy behind

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 18 May, 2022 03:31 PM
  • WATCH: Soul Counsel- a new way to leave a legacy behind

Death is a universal truth yet many of us don't pay attention to the conversations that we need to have with our family members on how to tie everything together during our last years. Whether they be assets or leaving a legacy behind that speaks to the core values that we imbibed during our lifetime.

Well to help make those conversations happen in a way that is in harmony for the family and you are at peace there is Soul Counsel.

Find out about some of the services of Soul Counsel such as state planning, dispute resolution, succession planning, and much more with Founder and Chief Vibes Officer, Sukhminder Virk.

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