July 6, 2016 Posted In Estate Planning,Trusts
by Colorado Estate Matters
Pets can be wonderful companions and may even be considered to be members of the family for some people. Although pets are technically considered to be ‘property’ in the realm of estate planning, there are a number of ways that you can protect and ensure future care of your pets in your estate plan.
When it comes to including your pet(s) in your estate plan, here are the specific devices that can be used:
Regardless of which type(s) of devices you put into play, some of the issues that should be detailed in your plans for your pet(s) include (but may not be limited to):
For additional answers and information about estate planning for pets or any aspect of the estate planning process, contact a trusted Denver estate planning attorney at Colorado Estate Matters, Ltd.
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