In the latest Weekly Wright Report:
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- Where There’s A Will, There’s An Estate Attorney – read now
Tragically, most people don’t think about estate planning until a serious illness or family death occurs. This is the worst time to think through options and put your affairs in order. Any life changing circumstance is reason enough to start the conversation to create or update your will. If you haven’t looked at your plan in the past 3 to 5 years or have recently had any of the following life events, a review with a professional is highly suggested.
- Birth of a child or grandchild
- A new marriage or change to a committed relationship – yours or a child’s
- Divorce – yours or a child’s
- Death of a loved one or the beneficiary of your trust
- You inherit a large sum of money or suffer a financial hardship
- A major health change
- You or your spouse retires
- Your life insurance has or is about to expire
- You are a business owner with no clear successor
- A major tax change occurs
Whatever life brings you, our estate planning team is here to help you update an existing will or create a new one to make sure your wishes are followed and your legacy continues. Feel free to reach out to our estates & trusts team to give you the peace of mind you seek.
Want more? Visit the Weekly Wright Report page to browse past issues.