Creating a will is a crucial step in ensuring your estate is managed according to your wishes after you pass away. However, drafting a will isn’t a one-time task—it’s an ongoing process. Life changes, legal updates, and evolving personal circumstances can all require revisions. Knowing when and how often to update your will is key to keeping it relevant and effective.
While there’s no strict rule, a good practice is to review your will every five years or when any of the following life events occur:
Updating your will is an important part of ensuring your estate is managed according to your wishes. By regularly reviewing your will and making updates in response to life changes, you maintain control over how your assets are distributed and provide peace of mind for yourself and your loved ones. If you need to update your will or have any questions, please contact our team—we’re here to help.
This post was originally published on LinkedIn as an opinion piece by Richard Hoare. The…
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