In Jain tradition, after someone dies there is a mourning period during which many families stay away from temple visits and focus on rituals at home. The common practice is to observe this mourning for about 8–10 days. After this period (and after completing the main death rites and any associated ceremonies), temple visits typically resume as usual.

Key points:

• The exact length of the mourning period and the details of rites can vary between Digambar and Shwetambar communities.
• During the mourning period, family members may perform home puja, recite Jain prayers, and conduct specific rituals rather than visiting a temple.
• After the prescribed mourning period and completion of the main funeral rites, attending the temple again is generally considered appropriate.

If you’d like, I can give more precise details for a specific community (Digambar or Shwetambar) and the region you have in mind.