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"Animal Law"
Just got a notice of a continuing legal ed seminar on it from the State bar:
"Do you practice family law, estate planning, personal injury, or criminal law?
If so, this is a must attend seminar. Animal Law is a developing area of law that encompasses all of these practice areas. When your client comes to you with an Animal Law issue, be prepared by using the tools and tips presented in this seminar.
Practice family law? Future trends in custody disputes and the property issue will be covered. How about estate planning? Pet trust statutes, tax considerations, and the law of estate planning for companion animals will be discussed."
Estate planning for your cat? The little sucker won't miss you for a nanosecond, just go looking for someone else to feed it.
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Animal law just might be profitable. See:
Mock it all you want, but there's a lot of little old rich ladies out there whose lives revolve around their cats.
One of our cats would miss me terribly. He'll complain to the ever-indulgent wife if she comes home without me.
The other cat... not so much.
If I become the owner of a rich cat, and that rich cat becomes road pizza, do I get the cat's money?