Forgetting About Man’s Best Friend
Your estate plan can include provisions for your pet. Sadly, many pets end up living out their lives in shelters after their owner’s death because no plan was in place. You can plan for your pet by designating someone who will have custody and providing them with financial support to pay for the pet’s food and veterinary care. In many states, your plan can include a separate “pet trust” to provide financial support for your pet after your incapacity or death. Planning for a pet is especially important if you have an exotic or unusual pet.
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