Summary: Whenever you experience a major life event, the aftermath of that event is often a good time to take a step back and take a look at your estate planning. The changes in your life that this event has brought about may mean that you need to make changes in your estate plan, as well. By making sure that your plans are updated, you can be sure that your plans reflect your life and goals as they now exist.
The best estate plans often are the result of an ongoing process. For most people, a truly optimized estate plan isn’t a “get it and forget it” process. Even after you’ve created your comprehensive estate plan, you may still need to alter or replace
some of your documents later. This is especially true if you’ve experienced a life event like divorce. Divorce is one of those types of events that can have wide-ranging impacts due to the fact that it often impacts you both personally and
financially, just as your estate plan reflects a mixture of personal and financial goals and desires. With that in mind, here are a few estate planning thoughts to consider after you’ve experienced a divorce:
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