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Financial Planning January 1, 2006 Arthur Kroll	Planning for Pets Planning for the care of a pet is essential in light of the diversity of pets and their life expectancies. Thus, you should discuss the possibility of a pet trust with your client as well as a pet living will and durable power of attorney.
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