Or convince the cemetery to live up to its legal contractual obligations to plot owners and order a survey on their own, in order to correct their records and avoid a lawsuit.
Media attention in Michigan to the nefarious actions of a cemetery led to changes, and charges.
Hi Quincy, finally heard back from the California Cemetery & Funeral Bureau regarding my complaint submitted to them 8-months ago.
Their letter states, "There is insufficient evidence to support a violation of the Bureau's laws, rules, or regulations governing the operation of a cemetery in the State of California." My complaint has been closed.
Good grief! Any suggestions as to how I should proceed?
And, to Zigner:
You wrote, "My question is how does a possibly 60 year old error truly affect the burial of dear old dad? His coffin and vault will fit no matter what. Exempting the installation of a statue or large above ground crypt, I don’t see how the family is damaged in real terms. This seems like a matter of being pissed off for the sake of being pissed off."
Not true, I have a good many immediate and extended family members who would also like to be buried inside our lot. Why should the cemetery be able to sell plots located inside the lot my family owns?