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Is it legal for a body to be disposed of without publishing a death notice if the identity of the deceased is known?
In the United States every death must be reported to the office of vital statistics in each state. That report is made by the medical examiner's office. Generally, there is no law that an obituary must be published in the newspaper. However, you need to check the law in your particular jurisdiction.
If a person dies owning any assets, their estate must be probated and a notice of the probate must be published in order to give any creditors an opportunity to file a claim against the estate.
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What is meant by publishing without paper?
They are called E-Publishing or electronic publishing. Basically if you publish some content in radio, tv and in the internet they are considered publishing without paper.
What happens if the deceased have a mortgage but don't have a beneficiary?
It's unclear what this question is trying to ask, but I'll take a stab at it. When you said "don't have a beneficiary," it sounds like what you're trying to say is that the deceased died intestate ... that is, without a will. The estate of the deceased will be disposed of according to (local) law for those who die intestate, which generally speaking amounts broadly to "any creditors get their chunks, and then the family gets whatever's left; if there's something left but there is no next of kin, the state takes it." The mortgage (assuming the deceased is the debtor) becomes a liability of the deceased's estate. If the deceased is the creditor, then it becomes an asset of the estate. It will then be handled as any other asset or liability.
What are your rights if your siblings disposed of your deceased mother's will and sold your mother property without giving you anything?
Whomever acted as your mother's executor has almost certainly broken the law. Normally a person who dies "intestate" (without a will) would have their estate divided more or less evenly among the next of kin. You should contact an attorney for advice as to how to proceed.
What actors and actresses appeared in Without Identity - 2000?
The cast of Without Identity - 2000 includes: Anastasia Hatziliadou
Where solid waste can be disposed of without environmental controls?
disposal waste is basically a site that is used to dispose without environmental controlss....
How does Computer identity theft differs from theft in the real world in what major?
Identity theft can affect your credit without your knowledge!
Is it illegal to plagiarize a book without publishing?
Why are you plagiarizing? If you aren't going to share it with the public, (anyone else) there is no problem. But if you hand it to another person, you are 'publishing' the document.
What is the definition of intestate?
Without having made a valid will; without a will; as, to die intestate., Not devised or bequeathed; not disposed of by will; as, an intestate estate., A person who dies without making a valid will.
Which religion does not use graveyards or cemeteries for their deceased members?
The religion of Islam does not typically use graveyards or cemeteries for their deceased members. Instead, they bury their deceased in simple graves without elaborate markers.
What is a group without clear boundaries or common identity?
The only group I can think of which is without clear boundaries or common identity is Anonymous.
What does indispensible mean?
Indispensible means that you can't do without it - you must have it - it is not dispensible (dispensible means that something can be disposed of).
What to do if a person dies in Mississippi without a will?
You can open an estate for the deceased. Mississippi has a specific method for the distribution of the estate without a will.
