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Springs Legacy Law, PLLC Full service estate planning, administration and probate law firm. Flat fee wills and trusts.

Beneficiary designations on bank accounts, investments, and life insurance work separately from an estate plan. Keeping ...
10/15/2026

Beneficiary designations on bank accounts, investments, and life insurance work separately from an estate plan. Keeping those names current can help prevent assets from going to someone who is no longer intended to receive them.

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10/14/2026

The people you choose to manage your estate may not always remain the right choice. Aging, illness, changing relationships, or the death of a loved one can all be reasons to update your executor or other decision makers.

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10/12/2026

Children can mature in very different ways as they grow older. An estate plan created when children are young may need to be revisited as their personalities, financial habits, and level of responsibility become clearer. The timing and structure of an inheritance may need to change with them.

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10/11/2026

An estate plan should not be treated as something that is set once and forgotten. Financial powers of attorney may need more frequent updates, while other parts can often be reviewed every three years. Major life changes can also make an earlier review important.

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10/10/2026

As children grow older, their personalities, financial habits, and level of responsibility can change significantly. Revisiting your estate plan can help you decide when and how your children should receive their inheritance.

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Divorce, death, new children, and major moves can all change what an estate plan needs to accomplish. Jennifer Moore exp...
10/09/2026

Divorce, death, new children, and major moves can all change what an estate plan needs to accomplish. Jennifer Moore explains why these life events should trigger a fresh review.

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A trust does not always need to be replaced when something changes. Jennifer Moore explains that an amendment can update...
10/08/2026

A trust does not always need to be replaced when something changes. Jennifer Moore explains that an amendment can update specific terms while keeping the rest of the trust in place.

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10/07/2026

Divorce, the loss of a spouse, new children or grandchildren, retirement moves, and children becoming adults can all change what an estate plan should accomplish. Major changes in family, finances, or where someone lives can be a good reason to review the plan sooner.

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10/06/2026

An estate plan can be seriously affected when a divorce is assumed but never legally completed. A surviving spouse may still have legal rights to part of an estate, potentially changing who receives the assets and turning a process that should take months into one that lasts for years.

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Children can change dramatically between their teenage years and adulthood. Jennifer Moore explains why an estate plan s...
10/05/2026

Children can change dramatically between their teenage years and adulthood. Jennifer Moore explains why an estate plan should reflect their maturity, responsibility, and current circumstances.

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Colorado Springs, CO
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