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Cemetery Deed Retrieval Steps
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To obtain a cemetery deed for a burial plot in Kentucky, contact the cemetery management and provide proof of relation and a death certificate. If the cemetery refuses, consider legal aid or contacting the Kentucky Attorney Generals Office. Written proof of your mothers wishes can also support your claim.Full Conversation
Taylorsvill ky
Hello ****, it seems you're from Taylorsville, KY. What specific legal issue are you facing there? I'll do my best to provide you with some general legal information.
I need a cemetery deed for a burial plot my grandfather bought in *
Hello ****, to obtain a cemetery deed, please follow these steps:
*. Contact the cemetery management where the plot is located.
*. Provide necessary proof of your relation to your grandfather.
*. They may ask for a copy of your grandfather's death certificate.
*. If the plot is paid off, the management should provide the deed.
*. Contact the cemetery management where the plot is located.
*. Provide necessary proof of your relation to your grandfather.
*. They may ask for a copy of your grandfather's death certificate.
*. If the plot is paid off, the management should provide the deed.
We have talked to the caretakers of the cemetery and they will not give us a copy of the deed because we do not have a copy of the certificate or deed just my mothers word and my grandfathers markers at the cemetery plot
I understand your situation, ****. In Kentucky, you could potentially:
*. Obtain a death certificate via the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
*. Approach a local court for a ruling if the cemetery refuses to cooperate.
Could you confirm if you have tried obtaining the death certificate?
*. Obtain a death certificate via the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
*. Approach a local court for a ruling if the cemetery refuses to cooperate.
Could you confirm if you have tried obtaining the death certificate?
We do have a death certificate
Great, ****. With the death certificate, you can:
*. Provide it as proof to the cemetery management.
*. If they still refuse, consult a local attorney or contact the Kentucky Attorney General's Office for consumer protection issues.
*. Provide it as proof to the cemetery management.
*. If they still refuse, consult a local attorney or contact the Kentucky Attorney General's Office for consumer protection issues.
We haven’t got money to go to court
I understand your concern, ****. In Kentucky, you can:
*. Contact Kentucky Legal Aid, they provide free or low-cost legal services.
*. File a complaint with the Kentucky Attorney General's Office, they can assist with consumer protection issues.
*. Contact Kentucky Legal Aid, they provide free or low-cost legal services.
*. File a complaint with the Kentucky Attorney General's Office, they can assist with consumer protection issues.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****. If you need more help, don't hesitate to reach out. Remember to stay persistent and explore all the resources available to you. Good luck with your situation.
My grandfather bought * plots at the same time * of them are filled up but the * th was for my mother that she didn’t use because she was buried with he husband but she wanted my brother to have the plot my grandfather bought her but the caretakers say we can’t prove it was my moms how do I get added to this plot
In Kentucky, you may need to:
*. Obtain written proof of your mother's wishes if possible.
*. Provide death certificates and any other evidence of your claim.
*. If the caretakers still refuse, consider legal aid or contacting the Kentucky Attorney General's Office.
Do you have any written proof of your mother's wishes?
*. Obtain written proof of your mother's wishes if possible.
*. Provide death certificates and any other evidence of your claim.
*. If the caretakers still refuse, consider legal aid or contacting the Kentucky Attorney General's Office.
Do you have any written proof of your mother's wishes?
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