Many Americans do not make end of life arrangements in advance. There are a lot of reasons for this, starting with the fact that no one likes to think about their own death. But what about the people you’re leaving behind?
If you or a loved one plan to be cremated this article will explain the basic costs that are associated with columbariums and what factors into the final price.
It’s not uncommon for next of kin disputes to come up when there’s no will, especially if the estate is sizable. It’s a situation no one wants to find themselves in after losing a loved one. So, what should you do if there’s a next of kin dispute?
From start to finish the cremation process is directed by laws. If you’re deciding whether to choose cremation over burial it’s good to know what those laws are so you can avoid potential legal problems.
In this post we’re providing an overview on water cremation is and how it compares to traditional flame-based cremation services.
When families choose cremation they often ask, what happens after the cremation is complete? Do you need to claim the remains? Are there any legal procedures that have to be followed to gain ownership of the remains? Or documents that need to be filed?