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EVOLVING ESTATE PLAN or also known as EEP

by Bonnie Lawston | Apr 13, 2020 | Evolving Estate Plan or EEP, HEALTH CARE PROXY, POWER OF ATTORNEY

What is an Evolving Estate Plan or EEP? What is important to you now, may not be in 15 years. For example, if you have young children or children in college, your estate plan will reflect how you take care of your children now but as they grow and have children of...

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