Cemeteries - As enacted, changes the way that the fair market value of an improvement care trust fund is calculated for certain purposes; clarifies that the fee that a cemetery company charges for the memorial care of a commodity installed in the cemetery cannot exceed the fee charged by the company for installation of the commodity; makes other changes related to cemeteries. - Amends TCA Title 46.

HB 713 amends Tennessee's cemetery laws (Title 46) to clarify fee structures and interment rights. It prohibits cemetery companies from charging more for memorial care than for installation fees, ensuring consistent pricing for consumers purchasing memorials. The bill also establishes a 75-year rule for abandoned interment rights, requiring cemeteries to conduct specific searches before reclaiming rights and allowing owners to reclaim rights within 25 years. Additionally, it changes how improvement care trust fund deposits are calculated by averaging values over three years instead of one. These changes directly affect cemetery companies and individuals purchasing or owning cemetery plots or memorials.