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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2026 · 10 MIN

Updating Your Estate Plan In 2026?

from Elder Law Issues

Thinking about updating your estate plan in 2026? Happy New Year! 2025 brought with it many questions regarding the future of laws pertaining to estate planning. Now that 2026 has rolled around, you and your loved ones may be wondering if it is time to update your estate plans. In this podcast, we discuss updates to laws that will affect estate plans from 2026 onward. We also share some personal anecdotes regarding our own estate planning updates and how often we believe someone should consider updating their own estate plan. After listening, you may consider updating your estate plan in 2026 as well.

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Thinking about updating your estate plan in 2026? Happy New Year! 2025 brought with it many questions regarding the future of laws pertaining to estate planning. Now that 2026 has rolled around, you and your loved ones may be wondering if it is time...

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