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It is important to re-evaluate our estate plans at different points in our lives. The re-evaluation may simply be a review with no changes. The re-evaluation may lead to a completely new estate plan. Retirement is one of those points where it is good to re-evaluate your estate plan (or, alternatively, draft your first estate plan).

GLBTQ clients have to go through extra measures (legally) to be afforded some (not all) of the same rights as their opposite-sex-couple counterparts.