Why Your Estate Plan Needs Specific Provisions for Pets

Legal experts warn that standard estate plans often overlook animal dependents, recommending pet trusts and directives to ensure proper care and funding after the owner's death.

5 Sept, 11:37 — 5 Sept, 11:37

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Your estate plan may be missing an important family member

Don't assume someone will take your pet. Here's how a caregiver, pet directive, and pet trust can help protect an animal you leave behind.

By Robert Powell, CFP – Retirement, Senior Editor

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Why Your Estate Plan Needs Specific Provisions for Pets

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