Legal forms
We’ve made important funeral forms and documents available online for you to download, complete, and submit when it is most convenient for you. If you have questions about a form or need assistance determining which documents are required, please contact our funeral home.
Funeral Rule Disclosure Form
Confirm that required disclosures were provided according to the FTC Funeral Rule.
Cremation Authorization Form
Authorize cremation and provide instructions for handling and final disposition of the cremated remains.
Advanced Directive Form
Appoint someone to make decisions about your remains, provide special instructions, and name alternate agents.
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Cremation Authorization Form
This form provides legal authorization for cremation and confirms the authorizing individual’s authority to make cremation decisions. It also provides instructions regarding the handling and final disposition of the cremated remains.
Funeral Rule Disclosure Form
This form confirms that required pricing information and disclosures were provided during the funeral arrangement process in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s Funeral Rule.
Embalming Authorization Form
This form gives the funeral home permission to embalm, care for, and prepare the deceased. It also confirms that the person providing authorization has the legal authority to make these decisions.
Appointment of Agent to Carryout Disposition Form
This form allows the person with the legal right to make disposition arrangements to appoint another individual to act on their behalf and make decisions regarding the disposition of the deceased.
Advanced Directive Form
This form allows you to designate someone to make decisions regarding the disposition of your remains after your death, including decisions related to cremation. You may also provide special instructions and name successor agents if your first choice is unable to act.


