You Should Review your Estate Plan
After Any Major Life Event, Including:
∙ The birth or adoption of a child,
∙ Marriage, separation or divorce,
∙ After a major change in your finances,
∙ Relocating from another state,
∙ A change in the needs of your
heirs (education, health care, etc.),
What about Trusts?
There is a fair amount of discussion about trust planning in national publications. Trusts can be valuable estate planning tools to manage property, exercise control and minimize probate expenses. The need for a trust can depend on your individual situation, and not everyone will require a trust to meet their estate planning goals.
Where can I learn more?
Remember, to take no action is an action.
Contact Jay Hemphill with Ragsdale Liggett PLLC at (919) 881-2236 to review your existing estate plan or to create a plan to meet your goals and needs. You can read more on Jay Hemphill at Ragsdale Liggett.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
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