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Who Is Maria Luisa Paredes's Authorization To The Garden Of Angels Cemetery

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My soon to be ex-wife Maria Luisa Paredes and I Arturo Paredes have purchased a burial plot under both of our names in the year 2003. I was informed by the Garden of Angels Cemetery that in cased I died before Maria the Cemetery would need Maria’s authorization so I can be allowed to be buried in the burial plot that we buy together. All I am asking to the court is for Maria to agree in writing that she will give her authorization to the Garden Angel Cemetery for my body to be buried in our burial plot in case I die before her. I also agree to give my authorization for Maria’s body to be burry in the case that she goes before me

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