When would you change your will

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1. Changing a Will. When would you change your will? How can your will be changed?

2. Probate. What is probate? Describe the probate process.

3. Estate Taxes. Discuss estate taxes. When is an estate subject to and not subject to estate taxes? What is the range of federal estate tax rates? What other taxes may be levied against an estate?

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