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Pets are an important part of any owner's household, and because of that, what happens to your pet after your death is a legitimate concern regardless of age. Fortunately, you can include your pet in your estate plan through your will or through a pet trust. If you are on the fence about whether a pet trust is appropriate for you, schedule a consultation with an attorney at Betham Law, PLLC and we will guide you through the process. For legal advice relating to any of your estate planning matters or revisiting your will, please contact Betham Law, PLLC to schedule a consultation today.

A living trust is an estate planning tool that allows you, the grantor, to transfer your assets into a trust. Once you, the grantor, create a trust, you must assign a trusted individual, known as the trustee, to manage and distribute your assets that are in the trust to your beneficiaries according to your wishes upon your death. There are common misconceptions and myths revolving around living trusts and their functions.

Creating an estate plan can be incredibly stressful and time consuming, but having an estate planning attorney can help to guide you through the process in a competent and caring manner. For more information on the steps to create an estate plan, please contact Betham Law, PLLC to schedule a consultation.