An Estate Plan can be signed, stored, and still be outdated. Major life changes, old beneficiary designations, unfunded Trusts, and outdated incapacity documents can all create problems when the plan is needed most. Read on for ten signs that your Estate Plan may be living in the past. Read on to learn more.
Girum (“Groom”) Tesfaye, provides extensive estate planning services to individuals and businesses in the DC Metropolitan area (the DMV). His primary focus is to help client’s avoid probate, protect their assets, and provide for the security of their loved ones with a well-crafted estate plan.Read More!
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