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Getting your estate plan in place can feel like a major accomplishment (and it is!), but it is not the end of the story. Estate planning itself is the process of guiding the way in which assets pass to your loved ones after your death and ensuring your wishes are followed. Checking in and reviewing your estate planning documents regularly and when certain life events occur is part of this ongoing process.
While the estate plans we prepare for our clients are intended to be long-lasting and flexible documents, there are certain times when you should pull out your will or trust, power of attorney, health care directive, and other estate planning documents to be sure they still reflect your wishes.
Below is a list of some times when you should do this:
Not every situation on this list will result in you needing to actually make a change to your documents, but reviewing your documents can head off any unanticipated consequences of some of these events. If you decide you need to make an update, or if you're not sure, contact your estate planning attorney.
To speak to an estate planning attorney at Ward & Oehler, call (507) 288-5567 or send us an email.
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