Personal things can have great sentimental value and depending what they are possibly significant commercial value. It is helpful to leave instructions as to what they are and who you would like to have them. Read more on personal items and succession law >>
personal items, belongings or effects and similar expressions are often used by willmakers to leave instructions on what they want done with such things after they die. Those responsible with this are the people the willmaker has personally appointed and named in their will to represent them, their personal representatives or legal personal representatives.
Pets are like family but arrangements may not always be made for what to do with a beloved pet when their owner is no longer around. It is helpful to executors to consider leaving arrangements on what to do.
A will is a useful way make provision for the care and maintenance of companion animals. Various options are available, depending on individual circumstances.