While you were shopping for the holidays this year, you may have noticed more and more people walking the busy aisles cradling their puppies instead of babies. The trend is also seemingly popular in banks, which have replaced lollipops for dog treats in some branches.
Whether these beloved pets are in lieu of children, or are simply loyal companions, it is no doubt that pets have become an integral part of many families. This new family dynamic has led to changes in New York’s estate laws over the years to ensure that pets are cared for upon their owners’ demise.
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