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Estate Planning

One of the best things you can do for your family and loved ones is to have your estate planning in order.

 

 
Planning issues to consider
Planning for non-married partners
Planning for children
Guardians and conservators for adults
Guardianships
Designated beneficiaries under the act
ART and estate planning
 
Wills
Revocable trusts
Gifting
Reviewing your documents
Estate taxes
About Probate
Probate FAQs

Reviewing Your Documents

A person's estate plan should be reviewed at least every three to five years. A review should also be done in the event of a major life change such as the birth of a child, receipt of a large amount of money, dissolution of marriage or other long-term relationship or the beginning of a marriage or other long-term committed relationship.