We have covered all the basic estate planning documents everyone needs, but that doesn't mean they will cover every situation. There are plenty of unique situations you can find yourself in that require estate planning solutions adapted specifically to those conditions.nnFor example, if someone who might inherit from you has special needs, you might need a special needs trust or provision to protect them from losing their government benefits when they inherit.nnAlternatively, if you have been blessed with considerable wealth, there are certain tax minimization trusts like an IDGT or Intentionally Defective Grantor Trust you may wish to put in place. Those are more advanced, however, and most families in Maryland will not need one.nnOn the other hand, most families in Maryland will need to review their estate plans regularly to make sure they still align with their wishes.