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Can a crematorium demand a copy of the deceased before cremation

Answered a year and 4 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
Stephen Arnold Black
The crematorium is just trying to protect themselves by making sure that the decedents last will and testament allowed for a cremation, as opposed to another form of internment like burial.   
The crematorium is just trying to protect themselves by making sure that the decedents last will and testament allowed for a cremation, as opposed to... Read Answer

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