Can I decide what happens to my spouse’s or partner’s remains?

If you’re legally married or in a state‑recognized registered partnership, you automatically have that authority. When a state doesn’t recognize your relationship—or you aren’t married or registered—state law usually gives the decision‑making power to your partner’s family instead. The simple solution: have your spouse or partner name you as their agent in a Health Care Power of Attorney. With that document, you can make final‑arrangement decisions no matter where you live.

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