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Is your estate plan keeping up with life’s changes?

Custom plans follow a custom path because not everybody’s journey in life looks the same.

Reviewing your estate plan every 3-5 years is an important part of keeping your plan relevant to changes in your family, your assets, and the law. 

Join Attorney Andrew Knutson for a 90-minute presentation to review roles and responsibilities in your estate plan, have an opportunity to ask questions, and help you better understand:

• Tax changes and other relevant changes in the law that may have impacted your plan
• Funding and maintenance of your estate plan
• Duties of a successor trustee and other agents

If you don’t currently have an estate plan, come and learn what you need to consider.

Is your estate plan keeping up with life’s changes?

Custom plans follow a custom path because not everybody’s journey in life looks the same.

Reviewing your estate plan every 3-5 years is an important part of keeping your plan relevant to changes in your family, your assets, and the law. 

Our 90-minute client refresher courses are designed for Thompson Law clients and their family members, special guests, and successor trustees. We review roles and responsibilities in your estate plan, provide an opportunity to ask questions, and help you better understand:

• Tax changes and other relevant changes in the law that may have impacted your plan
• Funding and maintenance of your estate plan
• Functions of a successor trustee
• Role of designated agents
• HIPAA law updates and the importance of communicating life-sustaining treatment options

Is your estate plan keeping up with life’s changes?

Custom plans follow a custom path because not everybody’s journey in life looks the same.

Reviewing your estate plan every 3-5 years is an important part of keeping your plan relevant to changes in your family, your assets, and the law. 

Our 90-minute client refresher courses are designed for Thompson Law clients and their family members, special guests, and successor trustees. We review roles and responsibilities in your estate plan, provide an opportunity to ask questions, and help you better understand:

• Tax changes and other relevant changes in the law that may have impacted your plan
• Funding and maintenance of your estate plan
• Functions of a successor trustee
• Role of designated agents
• HIPAA law updates and the importance of communicating life-sustaining treatment options

Is your estate plan keeping up with life’s changes?

Custom plans follow a custom path because not everybody’s journey in life looks the same.

Reviewing your estate plan every 3-5 years is an important part of keeping your plan relevant to changes in your family, your assets, and the law. 

Our 90-minute client refresher courses are designed for Thompson Law clients and their family members, special guests, and successor trustees. We review roles and responsibilities in your estate plan, provide an opportunity to ask questions, and help you better understand:

• Tax changes and other relevant changes in the law that may have impacted your plan
• Funding and maintenance of your estate plan
• Functions of a successor trustee
• Role of designated agents
• HIPAA law updates and the importance of communicating life-sustaining treatment options

Is your estate plan keeping up with life’s changes?

Custom plans follow a custom path because not everybody’s journey in life looks the same.

Reviewing your estate plan every 3-5 years is an important part of keeping your plan relevant to changes in your family, your assets, and the law. 

Our 90-minute client refresher courses are designed for Thompson Law clients and their family members, special guests, and successor trustees. We review roles and responsibilities in your estate plan, provide an opportunity to ask questions, and help you better understand:

• Tax changes and other relevant changes in the law that may have impacted your plan
• Funding and maintenance of your estate plan
• Functions of a successor trustee
• Role of designated agents
• HIPAA law updates and the importance of communicating life-sustaining treatment options