Stage 3: Recently Separated
Recently Separated
Course Description
Recently Separated
Navigating a separation or divorce is challenging, and one of the most important aspects of moving forward is ensuring your estate plan reflects your new circumstances. This webinar, led by an experienced estate planning attorney, is designed specifically for individuals who have recently separated or are going through a divorce. It will provide valuable insights into how to update your estate plan, avoid common pitfalls, and protect your assets and loved ones during this transition.
Whether you are navigating a recent divorce, separation, or preparing for the future, this course will equip you with the tools to protect your assets, update your documents, and establish a solid estate plan moving forward. Take control of your future and learn how to secure your financial and legal well-being after a major life change.
Steven
Attorney Steven McClelland is an estate planning, probate, and elder law attorney in central Arkansas. He is currently one of four Certified Elder Law Attorneys (CELA) in the state. He owns McClelland Law Firm, P.A., which focuses on assisting generation to generation estate planning and probate issues. As a guest speaker for the Arkansas Bar Association, national organizations, and local groups, he provides first-class information to help Arkansans make better choice to set their families up for success. In his free time, he is a husband, girl dad, and private pilot.
Highlights
- Recommended for Recently Separated Individuals that are considering or completing a divorce. Bonus: The Divorce Attorney
- Learn the critical estate planning steps to take during separation or divorce to protect your assets and future.
- Understand how to update wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and beneficiary designations to reflect new priorities.
- Gain insight into how divorce impacts inheritance rights, property division, and guardianship decisions.
- Explore strategies to create a fresh estate plan that supports your independence and long-term goals post-divorce.
