Some time ago you created an estate plan. You believe it will do its job and protect your assets and your family as is, but are you sure? Does it take into account any law changes that affect the estate administration process in Georgia? If you are not sure, now is a good time to have your plan reviewed and modified, if needed.
You like many Georgia residents may want to believe that estate planning is kind of a one-and-done deal, but for numerous individuals, it is not. When an estate plan is created when a person is a young or middle-aged adult, a lot can happen between then and his or her death. Even if an estate plan is created during one’s retirement years, there may be reasons to modify it a bit. Not only do life changes occur, but law changes occur as well.
If you haven’t reviewed your estate plan in a while or if you are not up to snuff on state laws regarding estate administration, it is best not to put off giving your plan a glance. If you aren’t sure what you are looking for, you can’t go wrong with having an experienced estate planning attorney review it for you. To learn how an attorney can help you with an estate plan review, modification and any other estate planning needs you may have, please take a moment and visit our firm’s website.
Do not leave the future of your assets and family’s security to chance. Reviewing and modifying your estate plan so it is ready for estate administration in Georgia is a painless procedure. It just takes time, but it will be time well-spent.