09/03/2026
An estate plan can quietly fall out of date even when nothing in your life feels urgent, which is why our team at Dyer Rusbridge Argo, P.C. suggests taking a fresh look every few years. Here are five changes that often signal it's time for a review:
▪️A marriage or a divorce
▪️A new child or grandchild in the family
▪️A move into or out of Georgia
▪️A significant change in your finances or property
▪️A change in who you trust to make decisions for you
A plan written before a grandchild arrived or before you bought a new home may still be perfectly valid, but it may no longer reflect the relationships and priorities you have now. Making a short list of what has changed is a reasonable first step before any conversation with an attorney.
As a reminder, this is general information and not legal advice about your particular situation. Learn more about wills and trusts at dralaw.com/practice-areas/probate-estate-planning/wills-trusts