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Estate planning is essential to allocating your assets after death. If you have an animal that may outlive you, it’s imperative that you plan for its future after your death. Char Mac Pet Cremation in Cincinnati, OH, specializes in pet memorials and burial services that celebrate the life of your animal companion with love and respect. Here, they discuss how to incorporate your plans for your beloved cat or dog into your will. 

Pet Memorial Service Discusses Estate Planning

Outline Your Wishes for Your Pet

Consult with experts specializing in pet memorials. They can help you outline specific plans for cremation or burial. They can also come up with a plan that fits your budget. Once you know what you want to happen to your animal after you’re gone, you can outline it in your will.

Create a Trust

Pet MemorialsThe next step is to determine the cost of care for your animal companion after you’re gone. Looking back at your financial history, estimate your annual expenses for your furry friend. Multiply this amount by the number of years your cat or dog may live. Add the cost of burial services. When you’ve determined the adequate amount of funding needed to care for your animal, place the funds in a trust or savings account.

Appoint a Trustee or Guardian

Visit the lawyer in charge of updating your will. Together, you can add the name of the individual or group who will be responsible for looking after your pet. Designate a caretaker who will ensure that your cat or dog lives a happy life in your absence and carries out your wishes when the animal dies. 

Pets can easily be included in estate planning so your animal is well cared for when you’re not around. If you’re revamping your will, Char Mac Pet Cremation in Hamilton County will help you develop a plan for aftercare. To learn more about their pet memorial services, visit them online or call (513) 851-5791 today.

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