US EditionDebunking Myths About Why a Will Needs to Be Rewritten - The Last Word
- The rate of individuals aged 65 and older remarrying after a divorce or death increased from 4.6 to 5.1 per 1,000 between 1990 and 2022, as reported by the National Center for Family and Marriage Research.
- Jean Chatzky stated that merging finances can become complicated in later-life relationships due to prior life complexities.
- Experts emphasize the importance of prenuptial agreements to clarify asset distribution in case of marriage dissolution or death.
- Experts assert that failing to create a will can lead to family disputes, highlighting the need for clear communication about asset distribution.
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Debunking myths about why a will needs to be rewritten - The Last Word
I regularly advise people, 'Your will is fine. It doesn't need to be updated'. While debunking misunderstandings about the need to update wills, I start feeling like a broken record. It's time I provide the reasons why people often mistakenly believe their will needs to be updated. (Please read to t...
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Get These Things in Order Before You Die – Married People Should Be Very Careful, Especially with One Piece of Paper
IS EXTRA | You can and should prepare for your own death. A lawyer gives clear instructions on five things that everyone should take care of before they die. If things are done a little too haphazardly, the end result can be very unpleasant for the family.
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