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Legal Issues When Scattering Ashes
Q. My father is very ill and wants his ashes scattered in a lake near the family summer home when he dies. Are there restrictions on doing so? Who should I contact for specific information? Also, there will be no minister present when the ashes are scattered. Is there a protocol we should follow or particular words that should be said?
Your questions raise some complicated issues. One is location. Is the lake on private or public property? The owner’s…
ContinueAdded by Florence Isaacs on April 25, 2013 at 11:18am — 1 Comment
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