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Guardian Pet Trust
Even Your Pet Needs an Estate Plan
Every pet owner, young or old, needs to think about what would happen to their beloved furry friend, if they could no longer care of their beloved pet. Making legal preparations to provide for them in case of your incapacity or death is a responsible and caring choice.
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Guardian Pet Trust Benefits:
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Creates a Revocable Trust Agreement for the care of animals
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Names a trusted Guardian
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Dictates safe transfer of pets upon death
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Place money, property or other assets into the Trust
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Avoid Probate
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Covers veterinary care and feeding schedules
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Protect the privacy of the trust owner and beneficiaries
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Describes companionship, exercise and lifestyle needs
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This Pet Care Trust can and should be used in conjunction with another Living Trust, a Last Will and Testament, or other Estate Plan tools.
IMPORTANT: This Pet Care Trust is NOT intended to be the only document used for estate planning or for handling the Grantor's assets or property.
Included Document Package
Revocable Trust Agreement - A legal document created when an individual (the grantor) signs a trust agreement naming a person(s), as a trustee to administer the trust.
Multi State Notary Acknowledgments - Required Notary Documents
Schedule of After-Acquired Pets - As your pet family grows after the creation of the trust, you can add them using this addendum.
Pet Trust Articles I-X - These articles appoint the beneficiaries, reserve Grantor rights, protects against creditors, outlines duties of the trustee, etc.
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