Yes - selling a major asset fundamentally changes your estate composition. If the property was held in a trust, the trust terms may need updating to reflect liquid assets instead of real property. Beneficiary designations, power of attorney documents, and your will should all be reviewed. The sale may also affect your estate tax exposure if proceeds push your total estate above the federal or New York exemption thresholds.
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