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When Someone Dies
When a loved one dies, you are in a state of shock, not knowing what to do. This section gives calm advice when needed most. Topics include the role of the funeral director, registering a death, dealing with a death abroad, bereavement, coming to terms with death and inquests and the coroner.
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Getting through each painful day
Kristie West gives her five tips on how to cope with the grief ridden days immediately following the loss of a loved one.Read more - Registering a death - need to know
Twelve facts you should know when registering the death.Read more - A model eulogy from Robert Harris
Why Robert Harris's eulogy to Anthony Howard is such a good example of how to write and give a fitting tribute.Read more - Choosing a funeral director
The stress of dealing with a death is lifted by appointing a funeral director who will guide you through the complexities of the arrangements.Read more - Funeral planning checklist
Why you should use the My Last Song checklist when you commission the funeral director to organise the funeral arrangements.Read more - Paying for the funeral
Advice on paying for a funeral, and getting the best value for money at a time of stress and anxiety.Read more - Funeral costs
A breakdown of the cost headings that a funeral entails, and advice on what you can do yourself to reduce the funeral cost.Read more - What to do when someone dies
Detailed helpful advice on the steps you need to take when someone has died. Includes funeral arrangements and putting the deceased's affairs in order.Read more - Sudden and unexpected death
The answers to the questions that arise when faced by the sudden and unexpected death of a loved one.Read more - Registering a death
It is a criminal offence not to register the death. Here is a simple guide of how to do it.Read more
