Green Cremation Resources

If you work in one of the top 10 deadliest professions, you should always understand the risks and how to avoid potential injury. Here’s a quick look at what those risky jobs are and what makes them so perilous.

Here are a few tips that can help you handle the discussions about choosing cremation when a family member doesn’t see eye-to-eye on the matter.

This quick read explains what a viewing is, the benefits and the costs involved with having one so you can decide if it’s something you want to include in the funeral arrangements.

What should you do if an ill loved one passes away at home? This quick guide will tell you what steps need to be taken to make arrangements and register the death when it happens at home.

If you or a loved one are considering your end-of-life options as a part of your advanced planning, it’s a good idea to learn more about the water cremation process, starting with whether it’s legal in your state.

Most of the time a bereavement policy will give employees a guaranteed number of days off, however that isn’t a guarantee. Some bereavement policies give employees the ability to apply sick leave as bereavement off-time.

Do you have questions about clothes for cremation? In this post we’re going over how people are dressed for cremation and what factors can affect the decision.

You’ll learn and experience a lot of new things when a close loved one passes away and you have to arrange end of life services. If you’re fortunate enough to inherit money, assets or property you’ll learn about a tax you may not have known existed. We’re talking about estate tax.

For those that choose cremation because it’s more environmentally friendly than traditional burials, burying the remains isn’t out of the question. Many green cemeteries now have special areas for cremated remains.

It may sound like a burden that’s needlessly bothersome, but the guidelines are there to protect the very things that drew you to a green cemetery in the first place. This guide will help you select plants for green burial sites that enhance the surroundings rather than making a negative impact.

If you’ve lost a loved one and find yourself in the position of lining up long-term care for their pet this information will help.

If you plan to have a post-cremation memorial here are a few factors to consider so that you have the meaningful experience you envision.

Explaining cremation to children can be difficult. We want to help you navigate that conversation. There are a few things that you shouldn’t say. Keep reading…

There are specific items that are not to be cremated with a body. If you’re wondering what can and can’t be cremated with a body, keep reading.

After a loved one passes, you are faced with settling the estate and probate. This simple checklist will help get you started.