10/07/2026
Pet Planning in Your Indiana Estate Plan: Your estate plan probably includes detailed instructions concerning who should receive your property, who will administer your estate, and who can make important decisions for you if you become incapacitated. If you share your home with a pet, though, your plan should also address what will happen to that animal if you can no longer provide care. A dog, cat, horse, bird, or other companion animal depends entirely on you for food, housing, veterinary treatment, medication, and daily attention. Your death or incapacity does not eliminate those needs. Without advance planning, family members may be forced to make hurried decisions [Read more...]
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Your estate plan probably includes detailed instructions concerning who should receive your property, who will administer your estate, and who can make The Indianapolis lawyers at Frank & Kraft discuss pet planning in your Indiana estate plan.