Gene L. Osofsky, of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky, asserts that the “when” to update your estate plan is now \u2013 especially if you’re a procrastinator.<\/p>\n
You thought you were clever when you created an estate plan in the mid-1990s, and you were, for the time being. But now your estate plan documents are contained in a bank’s safety deposit box, gathering dust until they’re needed. Nothing has changed since 1994, right? Right, if you inhabit a vacuum and your family has not grown or changed in any way, and if suspended animation has become your form of existence. According to Gene L. Osofsky, such an existence is more likely in the genres of fantasy and science fiction, but seldom in real life. “If you are living as most people do, changes occur whether you want them or not. There are several reasons to update your estate plan \u2013 even if (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Gene L. Osofsky, of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky, asserts that the “when” to update your estate plan is now \u2013 especially if you’re a procrastinator. You thought you were clever when you created an estate plan in the…<\/span><\/p>\n