Time passages Estate planning through the years - Crawford Ellenbogen

Virtually everyone needs an estate plan, but it isn’t a
one-size-fits-all proposition. Even though each person’s situation is unique,
general guidelines can be drawn depending on your current stage of life. If
you’ve gotten married, for example, now is the time to build the foundation for
your estate plan. And, if you’ve recently started a family, estate planning is
even more critical. Your will is at the forefront. Essentially, this document
divides up your accumulated wealth upon death by deciding who gets what, where,
when and how. A will also designates the guardian of your children if you and
your spouse should die prematurely. We can help review and revise your plan as
needed.