Moving to a new state?

February 10, 2016 by Tom

Review estate-planning documents after moving to a new state. It’s not at the top of most people’s to-do lists after a move, but relocating to another state should trigger an estate-planning review, writes The Wall Street Journal’s Ask Encore columnist Glenn Ruffenach. Laws involving probate, property, trusts and estate taxes vary across the country. Similarly, a move to a community-property state from a state without such a system might argue for drafting a new will, he notes.

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From the South: Follow I-25 North past C470 to exit 199 for Belleview East, following off the exit to the right. At the third light (Ulster), turn right. Ulster turns into Prentice, and the Edward Building is on the right, which is the southwest corner.

From the North: Follow I-25 South to exit 199 for Belleview east. Turn left at the bottom of the exit onto Belleview. At the third light (Ulster) turn right. Ulster turns into Prentice, and the Edward Building is on the right, which is the southwest corner.