How Often Should You Update Your Will?

Review your Will after major life events so it always reflects your current wishes and circumstances.

• Marriage, divorce or a new child.
• Buying or selling significant property.
• The death of a beneficiary or executor.
• Every 3–5 years as a general check.

Updating is simple: edit the relevant step and regenerate. Keeping it current keeps it effective.

This article is general information, not legal advice. For complex estates, consult a qualified professional.