Having an estate plan for yourself is just the first step. A PetWill Pet
Trust goes the extra mile and includes plans that are specific to your
pet and your pet's unique needs. By getting a PetWill you have a
standalone legal pet trust that recognizes your pet as the beneficiary
and gives your pet legal rights. PetWill is easy (takes minutes) and
affordable (only a one-time $15.95 for your first pet and $9.95 for each
additional pet). You also get to name up to three pet guardians who
will provide day-to-day care. This gives you peace of mind for your
pet's future should anything happen. If you have a will already, the law
does not allow you to leave money outright for your pet. Doing so can
cause your will to be contested and judges have prevented pets from
receiving money. PetWill allows you to leave money directly for your
pet's care. Furthermore, most people neglect to mention their pets as
part of their estate planning or their attorney may not be familiar with
planning for pets. At PetWill, planning for your pets is our number
one priority. Getting a PetWill can be the most important thing you get
for your pet.
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