10/13/2026
Think you're too young to need a will? You might want to hear this.
For National Estate Planning Month, Meagan C. Hopkins, Associate, answered one of the questions we get asked most: when should I make a will?
"There's no wrong time to create a will once you reach adulthood, but certain life events make it especially important. You should strongly consider drafting a will when you get married or have children. Wills are often associated with later stages of life, but planning ahead to protect your spouse or children is just as essential."
If you've reached one of those milestones and still don't have a will, give us a call to set up a consultation.