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As you’ve aged, you’ve always kept up with your estate plan. You have a basic plan, but when you got married or divorced, you reviewed it and made changes. When new children were born, you added them as heirs. One thing that you may also want to remember is that your...
When most people create an estate plan, their primary focus will be on the allocation of their personal assets and the protection of their dependent family members, including minor children. Fewer people stop to think about the long-term implications of their role in...
