Author Archives: Lori Thompson
Till Death Do Us Part. . . or at Least Until the Divorce Becomes Final
When important changes occur in life, it is advisable to reevaluate your estate planning to ensure it continues to meet the goals and objectives you have for your estate and your beneficiaries – and going through a divorce is no exception. In the Commonwealth of Virginia, the final decree of divorce automatically impacts certain limited aspects of estate planning but not all – and a separation – even a lengthy separation for many years – does not. Therefore it is important to note what relief is provided automatically by statute and when you must act to change your estate documents …
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Beneficiary Designation, Commonwealth of Virginia, Divorce, Estate Documents, Preventing Disputes, Will Disputes
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