You will likely need to update your estate plan multiple times unless you are making it toward the end of your life. Things change so much during a person’s lifetime that an estate plan can quickly become out-of-date. It is customary for people to go back and review their estate plan every few years but it is also important to make changes during major life events, whether you have acquired new assets, opened a company, gotten married, gotten divorced, or had children. Speak with your lawyer about reviewing your estate plan and updating it so it accurately reflects what is going on in your life now.