You should review your will with an attorney regularly, typically every three to five years or whenever there are significant life changes. Major life surprises can propel you into refocus mode. A new spouse, baby on board, or bank account surge can reshuffle your want-it-now bucket list. Alternatively, breakups or financial issues call for reassessments of what counts. Regular reviews ensure that your will remains up-to-date and accurately reflects your current circumstances and intentions.