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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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- 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 to organise the funeral and put 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 - Role of the funeral director
A look at the many and varied arrangements that can be made by the funeral director, and those that you can organise yourself.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 - Repatriating a body to the UK
Answers to questions arising when you have to repatriate a body back to the UK from overseas.Read more - Inquests and the coroner
The coroner is involved when the death is in any way suspicious. If necessary the coroner can order an inquest to take place.Read more - Families and funerals
Funerals can tear families apart as hidden jealousies, conflicting lifestyles, ex-partners and avarice come to the surface as emotions are at their rawest.Read more
