Trusts & Estates
Newlyweds, Nuptials, and the Uncomfortable Conversation of Estate Planning

Along with the birth of a child and the death of a spouse, marriages are perhaps one of the most important life events that should trigger a reappraisal (or the establishment) of one’s estate plans. So why do so few newlyweds make estate planning a priority?
In this Insight Brief you’ll learn who comprises the newlywed demographic today, the art of having an estate planning conversation, and what estate planning tools you should consider offering to your newlywed (or soon-to-be wed) clients.
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