The Person Listed on Your Accounts May Not Be Your New Spouse — And It Matters More Than You Think
Many newlyweds don’t realize their life insurance, retirement accounts, and other assets pass to whoever is listed on old beneficiary forms — not automatically to a new spouse. A simple review can ensure everything reflects the life you’re building together now and protects the person who matters most.
If Something Happened Tonight, Could Your New Spouse Legally Protect You?
Marriage alone doesn’t always give your spouse clear legal authority to act in an emergency. In Michigan, a simple foundational estate plan can help ensure the person you trust most can make decisions, manage finances, and step in without delays or court involvement if something unexpected happens.