Estate Planning Questions
Learn about estate planning for your dog(s) to ensure their future care.
At Good Dog, we know your dogs mean the world to you and we recognize the importance of ensuring that they’ll be cared for, no matter what. Unfortunately, oftentimes if someone passes or becomes incapacitated unexpectedly, dogs can be left uncared for in the immediate aftermath. Estate planning for your dogs can bring you peace of mind that your dog(s) will be cared for should something unexpected happen to you.
1. How do I provide for my pup’s future without me?
In this article, we discuss Estate Planning to Ensure Your Dog’s Future, including provisions to your will, creating a trust and when to use a Power of Attorney (POA).
2. Watch: Estate Planning Webinar
This webinar discusses how to make sure your dogs are properly cared for in the event that something happens to you. It discusses informal and formal arrangements for estate planning, including provisions you can include in your will and powers of attorney, to make sure your dog is protected.
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