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can you bury a relative on your property

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WillowLynn
11/28/2025, 07:26:37 AM

Yes, you can generally bury a relative on your own property, but it's heavily regulated by state and local laws, requiring permits, adherence to specific burial depths and locations, and careful consideration of future property sales and maintenance. Only California, Indiana, and Washington have outright bans, but most states have many other rules. Always contact your local health department and municipality to understand specific ordinances, which often include requirements for a minimum distance from water sources, roads, and property lines.

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