Brochures
These professionally designed brochures about funeral and end-of-life topics from the Funeral Consumers Alliance may be downloaded and printed for distribution to members or at events.

Protecting your end-of-life rights

Protecting your end-of-life rights

These professionally designed brochures about funeral and end-of-life topics from the Funeral Consumers Alliance may be downloaded and printed for distribution to members or at events.
This expanded “Checklist of Things to DO After Death” is based on an article published by AARP in June 2020,…
These essential documents for end of life will help you to cover all the bases for yourself or a loved one.
Download Virginia's DNR form to execute a Durable Do Not Resuscitate Order (DDNR) that comports with your wishes in accordance with Virginia law.
A DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) bracelet helps communicate your wishes to medical professionals if you become unresponsive. Authorized providers of DNR bracelets and pendants in Virginia.
Your power to designate an agent for body disposition is honored in all states. Learn more and download a pre-made form for Virginia.
In this post you will find various advance medical directive forms for Virginia, beginning with the most commonly used form, along with background on advance directives, a table for choosing the right form for you, and info and links to the registry where your wishes may be uploaded to the Virginia Department of Health (VDH).
The Funeral Rule, enforced by the Federal Trade Commission, makes it possible for you to choose only those goods and services you want or need and to pay only for those you select, whether you are making arrangements when a death occurs or in advance. The Rule allows you to compare prices among funeral homes, and makes it possible for you to select the funeral arrangements you want at the home you use.
Laws governing digital assets, digital estate planning, helpful tools and resources for handling digital assets after death.
Where to inquire for financial assistance with final arrangements, including Department of Social Services, Catholic charities, even local funeral homes.
Learn how to arrange a home funeral and why you might want to, the legal requirements, how to handle the body, and ideas for holding a vigil.
How to handle death in a foreign country, death away from home in the US, shipping the body, making cemetery arrangements and more while traveling.
by Funeral Consumers Alliance, published at funerals.org. United States veterans and their families, caregivers, and survivors are entitled to many…
Salespeople urge you to plan your funeral—for “peace of mind.” But a piece or peace may be missing if you forget that funerals are for the living.
Helpful forms, to-do lists, DNR forms, and resources related to the funeral industry, and end-of-life issues.
Uncover the truth about common funeral myths and save money by making informed choices during the funeral planning process.
News from the funeral industry, 2019-present.
Learn about the history of the funeral consumer movement, its guiding beliefs and evolving activities and services.