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Is there a law that prohibits funeral directors from solicitation at or near the time of death?

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Is there a law that prohibits funeral directors from solicitation at or near the time of death?

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Yes. Solicitation means any direct or indirect contact with the family, next of kin, or one who has custody of a person who is deceased or near death for the purposes of securing the right to provide funeral services or merchandise for the deceased or the person near death. Should I consider a prepaid funeral contract?* Prepaid funeral contracts are governed by Chapter 154 of the Texas Finance Code and are under the jurisdiction of the Texas Department of Banking. Such contracts are being marketed extensively and offer the opportunity to permit a person to fully consider his or her needs and wishes and control the cost and nature of funeral services desired. The contracts vary in terms and coverage and should, like any other purchase involving a substantial sum of money, be reviewed carefully before execution. Texas law requires that seller of contracts for prepaid funeral arrangements must first apply and obtain a permit from the Texas Department of Banking. Do not contract with any s

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