Tier 3 · Legacy Care Plan
Legacy Care Plan
Comprehensive long-term continuity planning for your Family Animal.
The Legacy Care Plan helps you organize long-term care intentions, caregiver and successor planning, emergency and incapacity preparation, funding considerations, and materials for coordination with qualified professionals.
Planning Areas
Legacy Care guides you through each area of long-term planning, one step at a time.
Trust & Estate Planning
Organize your long-term intentions for your family animal so they can be coordinated with your broader estate plan.
Incapacity Planning
Prepare for periods when you may be temporarily or permanently unable to direct your family animal's care.
Guardian & Care Planning
Identify the people you trust to step in, and record the day-to-day care your family animal depends on.
Emergency & End-of-Life Planning
Make urgent and late-life decisions calmly and in advance, rather than under pressure.
Funding Planning
Think through how continuing care could be paid for across your family animal's lifetime.
Attorney Coordination & Plan Administration
Organize your materials for review with a qualified professional, and keep your records current over time.
Complete Planning Portfolio
Legacy Care brings your completed planning materials together into an organized portfolio designed for long-term recordkeeping, caregiver coordination, and professional review.
Legal Review Disclosure
Legacy Care includes attorney-coordination and review-preparation resources. Attorney review, individualized legal advice, and legal representation are not included in the plan price. Legal documents should be reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state before they are signed, executed, or funded.
Plan Ahead. Protect Their Future. Because They’re Family.™
PawsinTrust™ is an educational planning resource and is not a law firm. The Legacy Care Plan is an organizational planning portfolio and does not constitute legal advice or create an enforceable Trust, Will, or guardianship instrument. For binding arrangements, please consider consulting a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction.