Life is ever-changing and so are your estate-planning needs. Here are seven situations in which you'll want to reevaluate your will.

+ New Estate Tax Law Can Trap the Unwary

Gathering the details about your personal finances now can spare your family a lot of aggravation later.

This checklist can help widows and widowers figure out which tasks to address early on, and which ones can wait.

Trusts are a valuable tool, but they may not be for everyone. It pays to know the ins and outs before you put your trust in a trust.

+ Putting Your Trust in Trusts

It pays to know what charges to expect when planning a funeral for yourself or a loved one.

Regulators are scrutinizing insurers' payouts to beneficiaries. Prepare now to ensure your heirs will receive their benefits.

Beneficiaries can lose big tax advantages if they do not take the proper steps after inheriting an IRA.

Prepare a financial plan that will protect your spouse after you die or if you become seriously ill.

Follow complex rules and avoid common mistakes when leaving your retirement account to your beneficiaries.

Uncle Sam wants to know about your generosity if you give more than a certain amount.