Leaving Your Pet in Your Will Won’t Protect Them – Do This Instead
Don’t Forget To Protect Your Furry Family: Estate Planning For Your Pets
6 Things You Should NOT Include In Your Will
How to Plan a “Pet Trust” to Protect Your Pet After Your Death
What Happens to Your Pets When You Die?
Why A Will Is Not A Suitable Option For Protecting Your Pet
Pet Trusts Offer Protection for Your Furry Family
Estate Planning Tips for Ensuring Your Pets Are Properly Cared For
How to Ensure Your Pets Are Protected in the Event of Your Death or Incapacity
Planning for the Care of Your Pet: How to Include Your Pet in Your Estate Plan
Planning for Your Pets
Leaving Your Pet in Your Will Won’t Protect Them – Do This Instead
If you’re a pet owner, you know the special bond that exists between you and your pets, and to many pet owners, our furry friends aren’t just a pet – they’re a loved and important part of our families. So…
Don’t Forget To Protect Your Furry Family: Estate Planning For Your Pets
It’s sad but true that many pets end up in shelters after their owner dies or becomes incapacitated. In fact, the Humane Society estimates that between 100,00 to 500,000 pets are placed in shelters each year for exactly this reason,…
6 Things You Should NOT Include In Your Will
A will is one of the most basic estate planning tools. While relying solely on a will is rarely a suitable option for most people, just about every estate plan includes this key document in one form or another. A…
How to Plan a “Pet Trust” to Protect Your Pet After Your Death
In my previous article, I talked about what to take into consideration when you’re planning for your pet’s care, in the event of your incapacity or your death. This week, I’m going to give you the steps to take in…
What Happens to Your Pets When You Die?
If you have pets, my guess is that you love them as much as you do your children, but I’m also guessing that you have not provided any written or, better yet, legally documented instructions about what should happen to…
Why A Will Is Not A Suitable Option For Protecting Your Pet
These days, lots of people consider their pets to be members of their family. Indeed, pets can become our closest companions. As such, it’s only natural you’d want to make sure your furry friend is provided for in your estate…
Pet Trusts Offer Protection for Your Furry Family
If you’re an animal lover and have a pet of your own, you likely consider your pet to be a member of the family. And since your furry friends can provide protection, emotional support, and unconditional love, such consideration is…
Estate Planning Tips for Ensuring Your Pets Are Properly Cared For
It’s sad but true that many pets end up in shelters after their owner dies or becomes incapacitated. In fact, the Humane Society estimates that between 100,00 to 500,000 pets are placed in shelters each year for exactly this reason,…
How to Ensure Your Pets Are Protected in the Event of Your Death or Incapacity
If you have pets, you probably want to make sure they are well-taken care of, if anything happens to you. Unfortunately, wishing for their good fortune isn’t enough. Too many animals are abandoned when their owners die and face rehoming,…
Planning for the Care of Your Pet: How to Include Your Pet in Your Estate Plan
If your pet is beloved as a family member, you likely want to ensure that he or she will be well cared for in the event of your incapacity or death. Without explicitly stated wishes, these furry family members could…
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