Our world is never static—but your estate plan won’t keep up with those changes unless you update it. Between changes in your family, your finances, and the law, any estate plan more than a few years old might not do what you want it to do anymore. Associate Joe Trytten gives three time-sensitive reasons why your estate plan deserves a second look in 2024.

Joseph S. Trytten chosen as the Vice-Chair of the Estate and Gift Tax Committee of the Real Property, Trusts, and Estate Section of the American Bar Association.

Joseph S. Trytten has been chosen to speak on the American Bar Association’s Real Property, Trust, and Estate’s Section’s 36th Annual National CLE Conference. The panel will be held on May 10th in the South American room at the Capital Hilton Hotel in Washington D.C. from 10:30-11:30am.