Life brings constant change. From new laws to shifting family dynamics, your estate plan needs regular check-ups to keep working smoothly. Join Attorneys Alexandra Jackson and Kristian Terison on A Will & A Way podcast as they explain why reviewing documents every 3 years (or after major life events) is essential. 

Learn how outdated plans can lead to messy unintended consequences like assets going to the wrong people or unnecessary taxes. Get inside tips on updating beneficiaries, altering bequests, and when to swap old strategies for new estate planning tools. Discover what to do when original executors or trustees pass away. Don’t let your hard work go to waste. 

Tune in to pick up practical pointers for keeping your estate plan current and avoiding problems down the road!

Confused about estate taxes? Want to leave more to your loved ones? Don't miss this info-packed episode from A Will & A Way as Attorneys Alexandra Jackson and Kristian Terison break down everything you need to know about estate taxes. Learn key strategies to minimize taxes and maximize your legacy. Whether you have a modest estate or significant assets, this ultimate guide will provide the tools to master estate taxes.

Tune in now to The Will & The Way podcast and take control of your estate today!

Life throws curveballs. That's why every estate plan needs insurance. Join attorney hosts Alexandra Jackson and Kristian Terison as they break down the role of insurance in protecting your legacy. Learn the key benefits of life and long-term care coverage. Find out common mistakes to avoid when choosing policies and naming beneficiaries. 

Get Alexandra's frank advice on when to buy long-term care insurance (hint: she says you're probably waiting too long). Business owners—don't miss their discussion on how insurance can save your company if you're suddenly unable to work. 

Whether you're just starting to build your estate plan or already have one in place, this episode delivers crucial tips to keep your family secure. A Will & A Way—smart estate planning with heart.