Posts Categorized: Pet Planning

Taking Care Of Your Pets After You Die – The Case of Tomassino, The Feline Multi-Millionaire

Apr 4, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Planning, Pet Planning

Many people want to ensure that their pets are properly cared for after they die. Some people try to find a family member or friend willing to take care of the pet, while others establish...

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4 Pet Planning Considerations

Dec 19, 2011 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Pet Planning

It’s important to leave your pet in the care of a trusted and reliable caretaker. With pet planning, you can ensure that the right person is in charge of your pet.

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Types of Wills and Trusts – Which is Right for Me?

Aug 22, 2011 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Advanced Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Legacy Planning, Parents with Young Children, Pet Planning, probate, Retirement Planning, Trusts, Wills

There are many different varieties of wills and trusts to fit the needs of each individual.  Only a qualified attorney should draft these documents.  To give you an idea of the options available to you,...

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Pet Planning: Arkansas Pet Trust Law

Jan 12, 2011 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Pet Planning

The basic goal of estate or retirement planning is to plan for your future and the future of your family. Most people consider their pets to be part of their families but had to rely...

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