An estate plan is a set of documents that lay out your instructions about what you want to happen if you cannot make decisions for yourself and what should happen to your property if you pass away.
Yes. Everyone should have an estate plan. Depending on your goals and phase of life, will dictate how detailed your plan should be.
You should review your estate plan every few years. You will need to update it for any major life change, such as getting married, having children, getting divorced, winning the lottery, retiring, etc.
When someone passes away, the process of settling their debts and distributing their property to their beneficiaries is called an estate administration. If property is administered pursuant to a will, that process will have to go through the court system, called probate. If there is a trust documents, the trustee will have to send out notices and provide an accounting.
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