KS HB2403

Amends K.S.A. 65-1734 to establish a tiebreaker when surviving parents cannot agree on disposition of a decedent's remains within 60 days of death

Gives the mother first priority for 30 days to order final disposition; if she does not act within that period, the father receives priority

Allows an incarcerated parent to authorize final disposition by signing a notarized statement

Maintains the existing priority order for remains disposition: health care agent, spouse, adult children, parents, next of kin, guardian, personal representative, then public officials for indigents