So, you’ve moved to Delaware. After vacationing here for years, you finally decided to make it
permanent and become a resident of this state. As part of a transition from one state to another,
you wonder if your will is valid, whether you need to update your revocable trust or advance
directive. Do you need to do anything? The quick answer is “No.” A will that is valid in the state
where it was originally drawn is good in every other state. A valid trust is also good in every other
state.
However, that should not end your inquiry. Now that your estate planning documents have your
attention, it may be a good idea to ask whether they still meet your goals and objectives – or might
there be other enhancements that you did not consider or that you did not know were available.
Not all trusts are created equal and saying you have a trust is like saying you have an automobile,
that is, a trust/automobile says little about what you really have.
Learn a little, learn a lot, and have an opportunity to ask questions. Refreshments will be provided,
and this is open to current clients, their families and friends, as well as to everyone who has or is
considering settling down in Delaware.

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