Isbn: 9798189761584 - when someone dies: a plain-english guide to funerals, costs, and your rights (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The calls come before you are ready, and the first bill arrives before the grief does.This is a short, plain-English guide to the days between a death and the beginning of the estate. It is written for the person who has been handed the job - usually while exhausted, usually without warning - and it is ordered the way the decisions actually arrive.What it covers, in sixteen brief chapters: - The first calls, and the first forty-eight hours - who to ring, in what order, and what genuinely cannot wait until morning.- Burial, cremation, or donation - what each involves, what each costs, and how to decide without being rushed.- Your rights at the funeral home - the federal Funeral Rule entitles you to an itemized price list and forbids certain bundling. Knowing that one fact changes the conversation.- Paying for it - what things actually cost, what you are not obliged to buy, and where the money can come from.- The paperwork week - death certificates and how many you need, who must be notified, and what can safely wait.- When it is not the ordinary case - and the people who prey on the newly bereaved.It ends with a day-by-day checklist and call scripts you can read down the phone.Where it stops: at the estate. Probate, letters testamentary and the final accounting are a different job and a different book, and this one hands you over by name when you reach that line. It is a concise guide - roughly 34 pages - meant to be read in one sitting and used the same day, not a comprehensive treatise, and not legal advice about your situation.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The calls come before you are ready, and the first bill arrives before the grief does.This is a short, plain-English guide to the days between a death and the beginning of the estate. It is written for the person who has been handed the job - usually while exhausted, usually without warning - and it is ordered the way the decisions actually arrive.What it covers, in sixteen brief chapters: The first calls, and the first forty-eight hours - who to ring, in what order, and what genuinely cannot wait until morning.Burial, cremation, or donation - what each involves, what each costs, and how to decide without being rushed.Your rights at the funeral home - the federal Funeral Rule entitles you to an itemized price list and forbids certain bundling. Knowing that one fact changes the conversation.Paying for it - what things actually cost, what you are not obliged to buy, and where the money can come from.The paperwork week - death certificates and how many you need, who must be notified, and what can safely wait.When it is not the ordinary case - and the people who prey on the newly bereaved.It ends with a day-by-day checklist and call scripts you can read down the phone.Where it stops: at the estate. Probate, letters testamentary and the final accounting are a different job and a different book, and this one hands you over by name when you reach that line. It is a concise guide - roughly 34 pages - meant to be read in one sitting and used the same day, not a comprehensive treatise, and not legal advice about your situation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…