Guide to Funerals

Funeral Arrangements has put together a guide to helping make the funeral arrangement process simple.

Who Makes Funeral Arrangements?

When an individual becomes deceased - almost all responsibility is passed onto someone known as the executor. This executor is determined often in the will as the person to administer the estate. Executors are generally responsible for arranging the sale of deceased estate, distribution and funeral arrangements.

What if there is no executor? In the event that no will was left or the will can not be found - close family members or friends often take on the responsibilities until the Court appoints an executor.

Who is financially responsible for the funeral arrangements? The executor or individual making the funeral arrangements is financially responsible for funeral costs. It is important that executors research and find out the cost of a funeral and speak with funeral directors about a funeral budget.

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