08/19/2026
A lot can change in 10 or 15 years. Has your estate plan changed with you?
Children grow up. Families grow. Relationships change. Homes are bought and sold. Financial circumstances change. You may welcome grandchildren, start or sell a business, experience a marriage or divorce, or simply have different wishes than you did when your will was originally prepared.
These types of life changes may be a good reason to review your existing will and estate planning documents to determine whether they still reflect your current wishes and circumstances.
If it has been several years since you reviewed your estate plan, consider speaking with an attorney about whether any changes may be appropriate.
Gina Marie Iacovangelo, Esq.
Associate Attorney
Gallo & Iacovangelo, LLP
[email protected]
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