5 Life Changes That Should Trigger an Estate Plan Review

5 Life Changes That Should Trigger an Estate Plan Review

5 Life Changes That Should Trigger an Estate Plan ReviewMorales Padia Law
Published on: 09/01/2026

Life changes can quietly make an estate plan outdated. Marriage, divorce, new children, financial shifts, and health changes all affect how your wishes are carried out. This guide explains the key life events that should trigger an estate plan review and why keeping your documents current matters more than ever. Read more…

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When Heirs Don’t Get Along: Structuring an Estate Plan to Function Anyway

When Heirs Don’t Get Along: Structuring an Estate Plan to Function Anyway

When Heirs Don’t Get Along: Structuring an Estate Plan to Function AnywayMorales Padia Law
Published on: 19/12/2025

When heirs don’t get along, estate plans that rely on cooperation often fail. This article explains how conflict disrupts administration—and how proper structure helps plans work anyway. Read more…

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Why Blended Families Should Review Their Estate Plan the Week Before Thanksgiving

Why Blended Families Should Review Their Estate Plan the Week Before Thanksgiving

Why Blended Families Should Review Their Estate Plan the Week Before ThanksgivingMorales Padia Law
Published on: 21/11/2025

Blended families face unique estate planning challenges, and the week before Thanksgiving is the perfect time to make sure your plan reflects your real wishes and protects everyone you love. Read more...

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The $1.5 Million Estate Planning Mistake You Can't Afford to Make

The $1.5 Million Estate Planning Mistake You Can't Afford to Make

The $1.5 Million Estate Planning Mistake You Can't Afford to MakeMorales Padia Law
Published on: 05/09/2025

You think you've done everything right with your estate planning. Then tragedy strikes, and a simple paperwork error costs your children $1.5 million in taxes. Read more...

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