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Jun 25 2026

Estate Planning After Divorce: Critical Updates You Must Make

Divorce is one of the most significant life events that can affect your estate plan — and failing to update your documents promptly can have devastating consequences. In Maryland, divorce does not automatically revoke all provisions naming your ex-spouse. You must proactively update your will, trust, beneficiary designations, power of attorney, and advance medical directive. Failing to update beneficiary designations on retirement accounts and life insurance is one of the most common and costly post-divorce mistakes.

At SoMD Estate Planning, we help families across Southern Maryland navigate these important decisions. Contact us for a free consultation.

Written by somdestateplan · Categorized: Estate Planning Basics, Estate Planning Tips · Tagged: beneficiary, southern maryland, when to update estate plan

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