Should I change my estate plan after the divorce is final?

Yes, you should. The instruments that you should consider in your post-divorce estate plan include the following: life insurance, Last Will and Testament, Inter vivos Trust, General Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney and Living Will. You may prepare changes to your estate plan during the divorce, but executing some of those changes before your divorce is final may violate the preliminary injunction.

Planning your estate is necessary to protect your children should something happen to you. Continue reading about Divorce and Estate Planning — Protecting Your Assets.

About Scott David Stewart

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Prior to forming the family Law Offices of Scott David Stewart, Mr. Stewart worked as a Deputy County Attorney for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office as a felony prosecutor. Mr. Stewart now helps Arizona citizens with divorce and family law matters.

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