So you already have an estate plan in place, that’s good. In the majority of
cases, an estate plan will need to be updated over the course of a person’s
lifetime. It’s time for an update if your estate plan no longer meets your
needs or expresses your wishes accurately.
Here are some common reasons for updating your plan:
- There has been a birth, death, or marriage of a beneficiary.
- Your children grow up and are now able to manage your healthcare
and estate matters. - You have relocated to a new state.
- There have been changes in financial circumstances.
- There have been changes in the law.
- You have experienced a separation, divorce, or remarriage.
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