The Disposition of Remains is an Estate Planning Document That Allows A Person to Provide Instructions Regarding How They Want Their Remains to be Taken Care of After Their Death by Austin Texas Probate Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

A Disposition of Remains is an estate planning document that allows a person to designate who will have a authority to take care of their remains after their death and to provide instructions to their family, friends, and designated agent as to what they want to happen with their remains after death. This estate planning document is usually include in an estate planning packet and can include specific instructions that help those left behind know how to handle difficult decisions.

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