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Why Estate Planning Cannot Always Wait. Reasons To Update Your Will In Uncertian Times on Estate Taxes


Forbes Magazine recently published an article listing eight reasons to update your will, trust, or estate plan despite the uncertainty of the federal estate tax. If you have been wondering, whether or not to wait until the dust settles on federal estate tax reform, then read this interesting piece.

And, if we do help you with your estate plan, and the law changes within a few weeks or even six months, then you will not pay for a second round of estate planning. We guarantee, that there will only be a small charge to re-execute your new wills.

So, if you need to revise, or update your wills because of a move, a death in the family, marriage, divorce, new children or grand children, or because of an inheritance, or other changes through time, then please call Mrs. Brownback, or Mrs. Fox at 610-933-8069 or email dfrees@utbf.com to make an appointment with me. If you mention this article, you will also receive a new CD we have produced on Enhanced Estate Planning to protect your children and grandchildren from divorce and lawsuits.

David M. Frees III

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