Pre-planning Funeral Guide

Planning ahead for your end-of-life arrangements is a thoughtful gift to your loved ones, ensuring your wishes are honored and their burdens are eased. This guide will walk you through the process with clarity and care.

There are several things that you need to consider when planning your funeral arrangements. This pre-planning funeral guide is intended to help!

You have already taken the first important step in getting your end-of-life affairs in order. It is vital that you have a good understanding of what your options are and how to properly ensure that your wishes will be carried out. There are financial and legal aspects that you should consider when making these crucial decisions. Keep reading to take the next step in this process.

Pre-planning Funeral Guide: Key Benefits

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Pre-planning Funeral Guide: Legal

Now that you have an understanding of the financial aspects of pre-planning funeral arrangements, let’s explore some of the legal aspects of pre-planning end-of-life arrangements.

For those who are able to hire an attorney and draw up a Last Will and Testament, you will likely be able to bypass this section. If you can not afford or do not want to hassle with all that is involved with hiring a lawyer to draw up and maintain a will, we have some things that may be of interest to you.

The State of Texas determines who is responsible for your funeral arrangements if you have not already done so with an Executor in a Law Will & Testament or an Agent for Rights to Disposition. We have created a document that you can freely download and use to assign the person of your choosing to be legally allowed to carry out your wishes.

Ready to take the next step? Download our free Appointment of Agent for Rights to Disposition form or contact us to discuss your pre-planning options.