Kyle Wynn & Associates, PLLC

09/03/2026

Beneficiary designations play a critical role in how assets are transferred, yet they are often overlooked.

Retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and payable-on-death accounts typically pass outside of a will. That means outdated designations can unintentionally override your estate plan.

Major life changes such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or the loss of a loved one are all strong reasons to review these designations. Ensuring they align with your overall estate plan helps protect your intentions and your family.

Our team recommends reviewing your documents regularly, especially as we approach a new season. Now is a great time to take a closer look before fall.

If it has been a while since your last review, consider connecting with an estate planning professional to ensure everything is up to date.

09/02/2026

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08/25/2026

Beneficiary designations are a crucial, but often overlooked, part of estate planning. These designations dictate who receives payouts from key financial accounts and can even override what is written in a will. Swipe to learn more.

Ensuring your beneficiary designations are aligned with your estate plan can help. If you need help reviewing or updating your beneficiary designations, contact our office.

08/25/2026

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August is National Make-A-Will Month.

08/18/2026

How much do you actually know about estate planning? We put together a short quiz covering some of the questions we hear most often from clients.

Swipe through to test yourself, and see how many you get right before the answer is revealed on the next slide.

Have estate planning questions of your own? Reach out to our office today.

08/13/2026

Americans are living longer, and that shift is reshaping how we think about estate planning. Recent data shows life expectancy in the U.S. has climbed to nearly 79 years, continuing an upward trend after recent declines during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This means individuals and families must prepare for longer retirements, extended care needs, and more complex planning decisions over time. Swipe through to learn more.

If your current plan does not reflect these realities, or if it has been some time since your last review, now is the time to revisit it. Contact us today to discuss how we can help you plan for the future with confidence.

08/08/2026

Catch Kelly Kyle and Elizabeth Wynn on "In Legal Terms" on MPB - Mississippi Public Broadcasting this Thursday afternoon, August 13 at 3 PM.

08/06/2026

As estate planning attorneys, it is part of our role to ensure you have the guidance and information you need to make informed decisions about your end-of-life planning.

So, with that in mind, our team wanted to highlight several foundational pillars that every comprehensive estate plan should address. Swipe for more information.

Knowing the basics of estate planning is one of the first steps to creating a strong, protective plan. The next step is working with dedicated estate planning attorneys like our team. We are here to help guide you and your loved ones through the estate planning process and ensure that your wishes are protected. Give the team a call today, and we can get started.

08/04/2026

As you might know, August is National Make a Will Month — making now the perfect time to revisit one of the most crucial parts of an estate plan.

Wills provide clear legal direction so your intentions can be carried out the way you want upon your passing. Without a will in place, such decisions may be left to the state, which might not carry out your intentions the way you would prefer.

With this in mind, we wanted to share a brief overview of some commonly asked questions about wills. Swipe for more information.

If you’d like to review your current will or talk through how it fits into your overall estate plan, feel free to reach out. We’re always happy to walk through your situation with you and help identify any gaps or updates that may be worth addressing.

07/30/2026

When was the last time you reviewed your estate plan? If your answer is “it has been a while,” you are not alone. Many people assume their estate plan is complete once it is signed, but in reality, it should be revisited over time to ensure it continues to reflect your wishes.

Here are a few key things to keep in mind:

🔹Regular Reviews Matter - It is often recommended that you review your estate plan every three to five years to keep it aligned with your current circumstances.

🔹Life Change Updates - Events like marriage, divorce, or welcoming a child should prompt a timely review, ideally within 60 to 90 days after the event.

🔹Know the Common Triggers - The “5 Ds” (death, disability, divorce, distance, and descendants) are considered the most common triggers for a review.

An estate plan should grow and change with you. If it has been a few years since your last review, our team is here to help. Contact us today to get started.