Fse 2080 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Abatement a proportional reduction of a legacy under a will when assets out of which such legacy are payable are not sufficient to pay it in full Ademption the extinction or withdrawal of an inheritance because decedent did not own the named property at time of death Administrator appointed by the court to settle the estate of the deceased who died without a last Will and Testament (personal representative) Agent driver under directions and control of the funeral establishment which is liable...

What is the time requirement for a funeral director internship? 1 year Discuss the difference between a provisional license and a temporary license -Provisional License is only issued to a person who has already applied for a permanent license and has completed the FL internship as well as have been approved to take the FL Laws and Rules Examination. It is good for 6 months and may be renewed for another 6 months. -Temporary license is issued to person that has applied for a permanent license b...

Funeral law the rules/principles society has established for the handling/disposition of the dead Funeral law provides the survivors ____________ so the dead can be memorialized without jeopardizing the health/safety of the community. rights/duties To whom does the funeral director have duties/obligations? 1. Survivors of the decedent 2. Clients they contract with 3. Employees 4. Community where funeral home is located The principal power of the funeral profession the state Sets the standard...

FSE 2080- Funeral Law 3.2 questions with answers 2024.

List 3 Federal agencies which have enacted administrative rules and regulations that pertain to funeral services - OSHA, FTC and EPA Occupational Safety and Health Regulations Federal Trade Commission Environmental Protection Agency Zoning laws fall under which source of funeral service law? - State and Local laws Define preemption - Dispute exist between federal and state laws. Federal law would be followed as the more stringent. Define police powers as it refers to statutory law - em...

FSE 2080- Funeral Law 3.2 questions with answers 2024

Brown and Davis funeral home uses an answering service for calls after 5 PM. must the answering service give out price information? no, they can take a message and the funeral director can get back to the caller during normal business hours in a timely manner Are there any services you can charge for even if the family does not want the service in order to get a service the family does want? if so state which items can be required the basic service fee of the funeral director is the only fee on...

FSE 2080 Funeral Law 1.4

List one document which can be used as evidence to begin probate An authenticated copy of a death certificate issued by an official or agency of the place where the death purportedly occurred is prima facie proof of the fact, place, date, and time of death and the identity of the decedent. Define a beneficiary by florid law Beneficiary means any of these, heir, legatee, or a devisee. Beneficiary means hair at law in an intestate estate and devisee in a testate estate. Are stepchildren given th...