- Purchase of additional life insurance
- Change of beneficiary designation for a pension or profit sharing plan in which you were already enrolled
- Participation in a new pension or profit sharing plan
- Purchase of additional real estate
- Substantial increase or decrease in wealth (for example, by inheritance)
- Birth of a child
- Divorce
- Marriage
- Retirement
- Moving to a new state
- Death or permanent disability of a family member
- Taking on financial responsibility for an adult family member
- Execution of substantial financial guaranties for a third party
- Acquisition or disposition of S corporation stock
- Establishment or dissolution of a family business
Basic and Advanced Estate Planning and Estate Tax Planning in Western North Carolina. Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts, Life Insurance Trusts, Asset Protection, LLCs, GRATs, IDITs, ILITs, CRATs, CRUTs, Charitable Planning, Business Planning, Business Succession, Estate Administration, Probate.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Updating your estate plan
Any of the following events could result in a need to change your estate plan:
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