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Kansas raising $500,000 to expand memorial for slain law enforcement officers
Major donors contributed most of $500,000 sought to expand and upgrade the memorial to slain Kansas law enforcement officers on the Statehouse grounds,
I’m Grieving My Husband. Do I Need to Grieve My In-Laws, Too?
As she prepares to remarry, a reader wonders how her relationship with her late husband’s family will change.
What To Do When a Loved One Dies by Debra Verni for Herzog Law Firm
Confused about who is in charge? Who to notify? What are the immediate actions to take? Who makes the arrangement and who gets what? Let us make this heartbr...
Elder Law Prof Blog: Immortality through a Robot Clone?
There was an article in Motherboard last week that intrigued me. Companies Want to Replicate Your Dead Loved Ones With Robot Clones explains how many struggle with grief and moving on after the death of someone well-loved. Many grieving people...
What Do I Do With Mom's Ashes?
How do I deal with my mother's cremated remains while following my heart — and the law?
Who Has The Right To Make Funeral Decisions For You?
Who Has The Right To Make Funeral Decisions For You? The law will provide a decision maker for you if you haven't already done so. This can be done with a la...
Death and social media: what happens next when a user is gone
What happens to someone's social media after they die? The laws are changing and the number of dead people on social media is growing exponentially.
How has your workplace treated bereaved parents?
As paid leave for bereaved parents is being introduced under Jack’s Law, we want to hear what parents experienced at work after they lost a child
Can I Sue for Mortuary or Funeral Home Negligence?
The law recognizes that death is sacred and that it is not to be treated lightly. Society reserves death as the most severe punishment for its worst criminal law offenders and it recognizes that neglect in the context of death...
Is it legal for me to have a space burial? Ask the lawyer
The law requires the ashes to remain in a container; it is not permissible for your ashes to be spread in space, as if being scattered at sea.
The Greenest Things to Do With Your Body After You Die
Every year cemeteries across the U.S. bury over 100,000 tons of steel and 1,500,000 tons of concrete from coffins and re-enforced vaults. Green burials are all about reconnecting death and nature, reducing exorbitant costs, and sparking an environmental paradigm shift.
Is Photographing Abandoned Buildings Legal?
Photographing abandoned buildings has become a popular hobby for many, but their quest for great images could place them in conflict with trespassing laws.
Advice From a Top Gift Officer: 5 Lessons Learned From a Crisis
Don’t wait too long, do trust volunteer and junior fundraisers, don’t be afraid to discuss an organization’s struggles, and more.
What happens to roadside memorials?
THV11 viewers wondered what would happen to a wreath on a tree in the middle of the ongoing I-630 construction zone.
How Police Organizations Help Families of Fallen Officers
Is Your Church Breaking Copyright Law?
When you’re in church singing from the shiny new Lift Up Your Hearts (LUYH) hymnal you’re holding in your hands, it’s all good. All the copyrights and permissions you need are included. Singing from the screen? Maybe not so good.
How to Create a Meaningful Memorial Tribute Video
Create your own memorable, meaningful tribute video for a loved one's funeral or memorial.
How Shall We Memorialize?
Perhaps there is a bridge between who we are in aspiration and who we are in reality?
