Whether you’re just starting to develop your estate plan or it’s been some time since you updated it, remember—documents like your will are not set in stone.
Why? Because the plan you created at age 25 will likely change significantly by the time you’re 40 to 50 years old. Your financial situation will change, and your lifestyle will have shifted. Perhaps you owned and sold a business. Whatever the case, certain events cause changes and complicate your financial matters. And your estate and tax planning should evolve as your life does.
Jesse Cramer and Gabriel Chodak sit down with Nate Berti, Attorney and Partner at Hodgson Russ, to discuss this and many more estate planning topics in Episode #14 of The Trusted Partner Podcast. Listen to their full conversation for a solid starting point in this critical area today: https://lnkd.in/euGr6yMe
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