Yes, in the Catholic church. the remains are placed in a mortuary vessel of some sort- usually there is no viewing, and a ( Mass of the Angels) is given for the repose of the deceased. The corpse must be buried in Consecrated Ground, such as a Church cemetery or burial vaults in churches or convents.
Something similar would be a funeral mass, etc peformed for a still born child, which might be considered a Fetus. The child is baptized, and as that implies, given a Christian name- and must be buried in consecrated grounds at church-approved cemeteries. There is usually a juvenile section in the larger memorial parks. This is usually called the Mass Of the Angels. One could argue thart Angels are spirit beings and have no mass! oh well some light moments for this heavy-duty tragedy.
The parents bury the baby. When they are stillborn it was a child meant to be kept and not an abortion.
A stillborn.
According to the principles of jurisprudence a stillborn child does not fall within the definition of person, as he does not come within the definition of legal person so he does not accrue any kind of entitlement upon any estate whatsoever, status of stillborn child is such that as he never existed at any time, hence question of suing a stillborn child's estate does not arise at all.
Stillborn
I had a stillborn baby and they told me the funeral expenses would be near $5,000. That was about 15 years ago so it should be more than that now.
Abigail was often ill and it effected her child's birth.
yes he did, i am a descendant
what can a stillborn cholds estate do regards to lawsuits? In most states, a wrong death and survivial action can be brought to court.
Yes she had a stillborn baby boy called Daniel.
In Canada the mother of a stillborn child has the right to a Death Certificate. It hardly makes sense if anti abortionists feel a baby is living from the time of conception and then just because it is stillborn it no longer exists as a human being. YOU have every right to ask for a Death Certificate and demand one! There would be no Birth Certificate as the child was stillborn. I am very sorry if this has happened to you. Fight for that Death Certificate!
calmly
No, the hospital can take care of it.