Did you know that the cemetery is separate from a Funeral Home? It’s okay if you don’t because most people don’t realize this. When death occurs, it is the responsibility of the Funeral Home to make the necessary arrangements with the Family, Rabbi, and the cemetery. When a large corporate owned cemetery such …
When a loved one passes, trying to take care of his or her online accounts can be difficult. However, you have several options regarding your loved one’s Facebook page. If you are an immediate family member, you can request that the account be removed permanently or you can change it to a Facebook memorial. When …
After the funeral service, mourning families are still faced with some very practical responsibilities. There are a number of legal and financial matters that must be handled. Depending upon how much estate planning your loved one did, handling this can be a challenge. For example, it is necessary to inform a number of people and …
Estate administration is the set of tasks to wrap up a decedent’s affairs and transfer assets. Particulars vary with the size and complexity of the estate, as well as the quality of the decedent’s estate plans. The usual steps include collecting assets and clearing title, determining liabilities, paying debts, distributing assets, and accounting to beneficiaries. Most people will need …
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Dallas Jewish Funerals License # 4416
1611 North Central Expy
Plano, TX 75075
(972) 424-1141
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5455 Dashwood St Ste 700
Bellaire, TX 77401
(713) 666-0257
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