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Moving states can upend your estate plan
Original: Liz Weston: Will moving to another state affect my current estate plan?
Personal finance columnist Liz Weston addresses whether relocating to a different state invalidates or changes an existing estate plan. Her answer, published via OregonLive, explores how wills, trusts and other documents generally remain valid across state lines but may need updates to reflect new state laws on taxes, probate and asset distribution, making a review advisable after a move.
Why now: Relocating is common, and many people do not realize state law differences can require revising wills and trusts.
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- Liz Weston: Will moving to another state affect my current estate plan? · OregonLive.com
- Liz Weston: Will moving to another state affect my current estate plan? · OregonLive.com
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