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Pets – making provision for their care by will

pets, cats, wills, WillsHub, provision for petsPets 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.

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Why make a will and what can a will do?

why make a will, make a will, making a will, dying without a will, intestateWhy make a will and what can it do? Dying without leaving a will, or leaving an invalid one, is to die intestate. Dying intestate means property left by the deceased, their estate, is distributed according to the intestacy law. The intestacy law has been prescribed by legislation as the ‘default’ rules to apply in these circumstances. The problem is that the intestacy formula for distribution may not produce the desired outcome.

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