Chapter 441

§441-1 Definitions for cemetery and funeral rules

§441-2 Cemetery owners must file a dedication certificate

§441-3 Cemetery maps and records for burial locations

§441-4 County approval for cemetery location and boundaries

§441-5 Cemetery plots are not treated as securities

§441-5.5 Family burial plots

§441-6 When a cemetery dedication becomes final

§441-7 Filing a map gives public notice of cemetery dedication

§441-8 Resurveying and updating a filed map

§441-9 Cemetery land is free from improvement fees

§441-10 How cemetery maps can handle improvement district liens

§441-11 Cemetery dedication is protected

§441-12 Cemetery and funeral home borrowing and sales rules

§441-13 Selling cemetery plots after dedication and handling liens

§441-14 Cemetery land dedication is allowed despite old property rules

§441-15 How cemetery land can be changed to other uses

§441-16 How the public is told about a hearing to remove cemetery dedication

§441-17 Old cemeteries are considered dedicated if their maps were filed

§441-19 Director's powers and duties for cemeteries and funerals

§441-20 License needed to run a cemetery or pre-need funeral business

§441-20.5 State can audit cemetery and funeral records

§441-20.6 Hiring outside experts to review filings

§441-21 When a cemetery or funeral license cannot be issued

§441-22 Bond requirement for cemetery and pre-need funeral authorities

§441-22.1 Exemption for nonprofit cemeteries and churches

§441-22.2 Cemeteries and funeral homes must hold prepayments in trust

§441-22.5 Required disclosures in cemetery and funeral contracts

§441-22.6 Funeral and cemetery price list must be given to buyers

§441-22.7 No extra perpetual care fees after a funeral contract

§441-22.8 Canceling or defaulting on a pre-need funeral contract

§441-23 When the state can fine or take away a funeral authority's license

§441-24 State can inspect cemetery and funeral records

§441-24.5 Cemeteries and funeral homes must send audited financial reports

§441-24.6 Annual funding checks for cemeteries and pre-need funeral plans

§441-24.7 Public review of cemetery and funeral financial documents

§441-25 Cemetery salespeople do not need a real estate license

§441-29 How to apply for a license and pay the fee

§441-30 How licenses must look and be signed

§441-30.5 Rules for transferring a business license

§441-31 License fees and two-year renewals

§441-32 Delivery of agreement

§441-32.5 Filing cemetery and funeral sales contracts

§441-35 Perpetual care funds are allowed as charity

§441-36 Perpetual care required

§441-37 Who must manage cemetery trust funds and what they must file

§441-38 Money that must go to the cemetery trust fund

§441-39 Using cemetery fund money and reserves

§441-40 Trustee duties for cemetery and funeral funds

§441-41 Investing cemetery and funeral trust money

§441-42 How much a trustee can be paid

§441-43 State oversight of cemetery fund managers

§441-44 Trustee's annual account and enforcement

§441-45 Fines for cemetery and funeral rule violations

§441-46 How to give up your license voluntarily