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The Mortuary Show

Some WILD stories on who's suing who in funeral service. Our favorite Mortuary Lawman, Mr Sharkey, shares some of his best stories (those he's allowed to tell). A brainy ice cream sunday, illegal body transferring over county lines, wage differences among FDs state to state, and more.

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Show Notes:

(03:16) – Cash flow & insurance policies.

(09:36) – How does insurance impact your business?

(16:07) – Get off the phone.

(25:25) – The best way to fund a funeral.

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Takeaways

• Operating funeral homes on state borders can be challenging due to the need to understand and comply with different laws in different jurisdictions.
• When a death occurs in one state but the funeral home is located in another state, the law of the state where the death occurred usually applies.
• Dealing with old cremated remains requires following state-specific regulations, which may involve notifying the family and finding a permanent resting place.
• Disinterment, reinterment, and exhumation are legal processes that require court orders and specialized equipment to ensure the dignified treatment of the deceased.