Handle all your loved one’s accounts in one place. MortSupport’s automated platform notifies providers, validates documents, and tracks closures—giving you the space you need to grieve.
One secure dashboard. Multiple providers. Simple closure.
Demonstrate care and understanding at a sensitive time with our compassionate approach.
Recover Equipment Seamlessly
Educate families on equipment returns with clear instructions, reducing financial loss and improving return rates.
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Whether you’re a provider looking to streamline processes or a family seeking support, we’re here to help. Let us show you how MortSupport can ease the burden of managing deceased accounts.
The Team
Meet the MortSupport team
Compassionate problem-solvers easing your journey through loss
Rebecca Cutler
Co-Founder
Harvard Law School graduate and former commercial litigator at Cravath, Swaine & Moore. Rebecca’s entrepreneurial journey includes co-founding Raising a Racquet, a successful maternity activewear line, and leading a profitable gymnastics business. Her diverse experience in law, business, and non-profit sectors brings a unique perspective to MortSupport’s mission.
Jay Lipman
Co-Founder
NYU School of Law alumnus with extensive experience in education and technology. Jay’s background includes managing large teams at Kaplan Test Prep and founding Test Your Best, a boutique tutoring service. He also co-founded Access America Prep, developing an innovative online platform. Jay’s expertise is invaluable to MortSupport’s development.
Board members
Guiding our mission with expertise and heart
Alex Altman
Attorney specializing in privacy and cybersecurity
David Levy
FinTech entrepreneur and venture capital investor
Thomas Scherer
General Counsel with expertise in governance and compliance
Myles Woerner
Technical consultant and software engineer
No one should have to repeatedly tell customer service reps about losing a loved one or spend hours dealing with endless logistics. MortSupport eases the burdens of "Sadmin," allowing families the space to focus on healing.