When a death occurs, a doctor must confirm that death has truly taken place. The doctor will then issue a death certificate.
The body must be kept in proper conditions to allow you to prepare the funeral as peacefully as possible. Note that the legal timeframe for organizing the funeral is six working days (excluding Sundays and public holidays), not counting the day of death.
If you decide to keep your loved one at home, certain precautions are necessary. At minimum, a refrigerated bed is required to prevent any issues. Ideally, preservation care should be provided. However, such care is not always possible at home due to strict regulations; it will then be performed by a thanatopractor in the technical facilities of a funeral home to comply with legal requirements.
This option allows you to set aside funds for your funeral without specifying the exact services you want in advance. The goal is to save money to cover funeral expenses.
During the arrangement process, we will help you choose the coffin, the urn (in case of cremation), flowers, plaques, vases, planters, and maintenance of the grave, according to your wishes.
This plan goes a step further by specifying the exact services you wish to include. It offers a more precise response to your expectations regarding your funeral, as well as your financial and family situation. Funeral pre-planning guarantees that your wishes will be respected and relieves your loved ones of the burden of organizing and financing your funeral. Based on a detailed quote, payment can be made as a single premium. The amount contributed is revalued each year.
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