That was a poll of Notaries Network of 700 pet owners.
More than half of households in the Netherlands has a pet. Of that group, 50 percent did not know what to do when caring for these animals disappears.
“Perhaps there are not enough people realize that their pet them can survive or that the animal an issue in a divorce can be,” said Lucienne van der Geld Network Notaries.
The notary organization wants people aware of making and argues that it is fiscally more attractive after to leave money for the care of a pet.
Pets Clause
The poll Network Notaries shows that many owners do not take the step to arrange something for their pet when they are no longer able to care for the animal, but 62 percent of them would want to. They want to appoint someone to take care of the pet when it itself no longer.
More than a quarter of respondents could charge people also want to make funds available.
Van der Geld, “In a will can someone be appointed to care for the pet. It can also be awarded a cash prize. We call this the pet clause. You should keep in mind that the person who gets the money for their care, often have
The association of notaries considers it important that people are thinking about animals at controlling the inheritance. “A tax concession for a pet clause in a will would help,” Van der Geld says. Inheriting money to take care of an animal would be (in part) should be made tax-free.
Rights of access to animals
Pets are often part of a messy divorce. “As partners together buy a dog, they are both entitled to the dog if they get divorced. It is convenient to stand there before at stop and thus make possible appointments. But also think of a pet that has been purchased by one of them but that others have developed a bond. A visitation as we also know children, may provide a solution. “
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