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Why your will is probably out of date (and how to know)
If your will was drafted more than five years ago and you haven't looked at it since, there's a reasonable chance it no longer reflects what you actually want. Life moves, circumstances change, and estate documents that felt airtight at signing can quietly become a source of complication for the people left behind. Here are five signs your will may need a refresh. 1. Your family situation has changed. Marriage, divorce, a new child or grandchild, or the death of a beneficiary
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