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Funeral homes arrange what happens after a death: transferring the body, embalming or refrigeration, cremation, caskets and urns, visitation and funeral services, graveside arrangements, obituaries and death certificates. Most people on this page are planning a service within days for someone they have just lost, or arranging their own in advance.

Funeral directors are licensed in most states, and a federal rule gives you the right to an itemized general price list before you discuss anything, to buy only the goods and services you want, and to bring in a casket bought elsewhere. Ask for that list first. Ask whether the cremation happens on site or is contracted out, what the basic services fee covers, and whether a prepaid plan is held in trust or insured. Direct cremation and immediate burial are the lower-cost options and most homes offer them. For wills and trusts after a death, estate planning attorneys are the next call, and hospice providers can help families plan ahead.

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