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Major Events Warranting Will Review or Revision
J. Michael Deege
Marriage, divorce, or separation of testator (the person making the will), beneficiary, or family member
Birth or death in family; death of business associate
New job, work contract, or business venture
Illness of testator or primary beneficiary
Acquisition or sale of major asset
Significant change in estate size, composition, or liquidity
Purchase of out-of-state real estate
Change in anticipated inheritance
Change in income levels
Change in income needs
Lapse of time since last review (3 - 5 years)
Passage of tax legislation
New testamentary objectives, change in relationship with beneficiaries
Change in residence or domicile, new state residencies
Retirement or reaching age 70.5 and taking mandatory distributions from a qualified retirement plan
© J. Michael Deege 2003
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