Pet Trusts
Your pet or animal companion loves you unconditionally and relies on you for its care. For many people, an important part of their estate plan is providing for the ongoing care of their animals. A pet trust is one way of ensuring that your animal is cared for in the way that you would care for it. There are many approaches to providing for your beloved companion ranging from a formally funded trust to giving your pet to a specific person.
If you have a pet you want to make sure it is cared for,
Contact Front Range Estate Planning today
at 720‑772‑7565 or kurt@kewpc-law.com to
learn about your options.
Some facts:
Some traps to avoid:
- attempting to give money directly to a pet in a will is generally impossible.
- a traditional trust, unless carefully crafted, may not achieve the pet owner’s goals.
- providing for your animal companion in a will may result in a gap in care for your pet while the will is probated.
- Your animal companion may not receive the care you desire if you simply give it to a friend or relative.
To find out what plan is best for you and your pets,
Contact Front Range Estate Planning today
at 720‑772‑7565 or kurt@kewpc-law.com for a free,
Schedule a no charge, no obligation 30 minute video consult.