As a lawyer concentrating in estate planning, Peter Canalia frequently was asked by clients to set up trusts for their pets. Recently, the Illinois lawyer launched a service he hopes will make pet trusts affordable for just about anyone who wants to make sure their dog, cat, parakeet or whatever is cared for after they're gone. "For many people, a pet becomes a part of your life," says Canalia, who set up a trust fund for his own pet poodle. "The pet becomes as important to you as a child."
November 08, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As a lawyer concentrating in estate planning, Peter Canalia was frequently was asked by clients to set up trusts for their pets.
He’s established trusts for dogs and champion racehorses and recently launched a service he hopes will make pet trusts affordable for just about anyone who wants to make sure their dog, cat, parakeet or whatever is cared for after they’re gone.
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