What is NOT typically a task to be completed after a death?

Distributing assets immediately is generally not a typical task to be completed right after a death. After someone passes away, there are several legal and procedural steps that need to be undertaken before assets can be distributed to beneficiaries. This process usually involves handling the estate's debts, taxes, and any probate requirements.

Instead of immediate distribution, it is essential to assess the estate's financial obligations and ensure that all necessary documentation, such as a will or trust, is in order. Additionally, the executor of the estate may need to work with an estate attorney to understand the distribution process correctly and ensure compliance with legal requirements.

In contrast, adjusting insurance needs, visiting an estate attorney, and protecting business interests are proactive tasks that may be considered in the aftermath of a death but don’t involve the immediate disbursement of the deceased's assets. These tasks are more about managing ongoing obligations and ensuring that any business interests or family needs are addressed appropriately.