[WSBAPT] Provision in will.

[Chris Moore]

I expect that such a provision will be void as against public policy.
Check with Adam Karp.

http://www.animal-lawyer.com/



Sincerely,

*Chris J. Moore*
Christopher J. Moore, JD, CPA, AEP®, EPLS*
Creason, Moore, Dokken & Geidl, PLLC
Lawyers
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A will was drawn with the provision the person's pets be euthanasied.  Any
thoughts on having to carry out this provision.



Ken Luce

Tacoma, WA
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