10/18/2026
October is National Estate Planning Month—a timely reminder that an estate plan should grow and change with you.
A will, trust, power of attorney, or health care directive may need attention after major life changes, including:
• Marriage, divorce, or the arrival of children or grandchildren
• Changes in financial circumstances or property ownership
• A move between New Hampshire, Massachusetts, or Vermont
• The death or changed circumstances of a named executor, trustee, guardian, or beneficiary
• Starting, growing, or planning for the succession of a business
An up-to-date estate plan can help ensure your wishes are clearly documented and your loved ones have guidance when they need it most.
Swipe through for key reasons to review your estate planning documents. If it has been several years since your plan was created—or if your circumstances have changed—the Law Office of Jennifer B. Black, PLLC can help you review your options and determine whether updates are appropriate.
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