08/06/2026
Thoughtful Thursday....
Creating an estate plan is an important step, but it should not be a one-time decision. As your life changes, your estate planning documents may need to change with it.
Marriage, divorce, the birth of a child or grandchild, the loss of a loved one, moving, purchasing new property, or changes in your finances and relationships can all affect whether your current plan still reflects your wishes. Even documents that were carefully prepared years ago may contain outdated beneficiaries, decision-makers, or instructions.
Reviewing your will, trust, powers of attorney, and healthcare directive can help ensure your plan continues to protect you, your assets, and the people you care about most.
If it has been several years since you reviewed your estate plan, or you have recently experienced a major life change, now may be the right time to take another look.
Call O’Donnell Law Center at (573) 552-0317 to schedule an appointment with Attorney Deirdre O’Donnell, or visit YourEstatePlanningPlace.com to learn more.