Indiana § 29-2-19-15 Effect of dissolution, annulment, or separation

Indiana Statutes

§ 29-2-19-15 — Effect of dissolution, annulment, or separation

Indiana·Art. 2 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS·Ch. 19 Funeral Planning Declaration

Except as otherwise expressly provided in a declaration, a subsequent:

(1)dissolution of marriage;

(2)annulment of marriage;

(3)legal separation of the declarant and the declarant's spouse; or

(4)court determination that the declarant and spouse were physically and emotionally separated at the time of death and the separation was for an extended time that clearly demonstrates an absence of due affection, trust, and regard for the declarant; automatically revokes a delegation of authority in a declaration to the declarant's spouse to direct the disposition of the declarant's body or to make all arrangements concerning funeral services and other ceremonies after the declarant's death.

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Except as otherwise expressly provided in
a declaration, a subsequent:
(1) dissolution of marriage;
(2) annulment of marriage;
(3) legal separation of the declarant and the declarant's spouse; or
(4) court determination that the declarant and spouse were
physically and emotionally separated at the time of death and the
separation was for an extended time that clearly demonstrates an
absence of due affection, trust, and regard for the declarant;
automatically revokes a delegation of authority in a declaration to the
declarant's spouse to direct the disposition of the declarant's body or to
make all arrangements concerning funeral services and other
ceremonies after the declarant's death.

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