For example, if there are 4 children, and they vote 2 and 2, either they will have to reason among themselves further and work out their differences, or else they will have to take their dispute to court. Regardless if it is cremation, this statute sets out the order of persons who have the right to make decisions concerning the disposition of the body. The same statute discussed in question 6 above, deals with this issue. Any one of these indications will override the wishes of the family. Because this overrides the wishes of your next of kin, we strongly recommend you speak to your family before prearranging your services.
Many people move to another town or simply change their preference of funeral homes.
North Carolina law allows for preneed transfers from one funeral home to another. North Carolina General Statute 20-157.1 deals with the issue of funeral processions. This statute has been effective since December 1, 1999.