Estate planning ensures that when we die, our assets can be passed promptly and tax-effectively to the people we love or the charities we support.

As life changes, your Will should be updated to reflect those changes.

Many events can trigger a need to review your Will, such as:

• Marriage or entering a de-facto relationship;
• Divorce;
• Changes in the family such as births and deaths;
• Adult children entering or leaving marriages or de-facto arrangements;
• Death of a person who plays a key part in the estate plan such as the executor.

Is it time to update your Will?