Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Trust
Estate planning can be like a puzzle. You know the ultimate picture you’re trying to create, but you might not know how […]
What’s The Difference Between an Heir and a Beneficiary?
Do you need help planning your estate in the St. Louis area? The Law Office of David S. Schleiffarth, LLC can help you understand […]
Why Do You Need Estate Planning?
Many people view estate planning as a task for the later stages of life without realizing that life can be quite unpredictable. […]
What Documents Are Needed for Estate Planning?
As leading estate planning lawyers in St. Louis, we’ve helped countless clients secure their legacies and protect their financial futures. If you […]
The Importance of Asset Protection in Missouri
As leading estate planning lawyers in Missouri, we’ve helped countless individuals, families and business owners protect their financial futures. Ready to secure […]
What Is a Grantor Retained Annuity Trust, or GRAT, in Missouri?
As a premier estate planning law firm, we’ve helped countless clients in St. Louis and beyond explore strategies for keeping more of […]
Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid
Estate Planning can be a complicated process. One of the biggest mistakes people make is attempting to go at it alone. If […]
What is a Durable Power of Attorney?
As you prepare to plan your estate, one of the top elements include assigning your Durable Power of Attorney. However, understanding the […]
The Difference Between a Will And a Living Will
As you work through your estate plans, crafting your will and living will could prove to be more confusing than you thought. […]
What is a Trust Protector?
As you are forming your Trusts and planning the details of your estate, one of the most important details you may be […]
How to Choose a Trustee
Selecting your trustee is one of the most important responsibilities you will have as you set up a trust. However, while you […]
Qualified Spousal Trusts in Missouri
In Missouri, a married couple’s trust (meeting specific criteria) can provide unique asset protection characteristics. What Is A “Qualified Spousal Trust” (QST)? […]
How do I update my existing estate plan?
Estate plans should be reviewed roughly every five years and updated as circumstances warrant. Consult an Estate Planning Attorney.
What happens if I don’t have a Successor Trustee?
If a Trust does not have any living Successor Trustees, very likely a professional fiduciary would be appointed by the court. However, […]
Wills vs. Trusts
Take a look at two crucial Estate Planning documents. Learn more about the differences between wills and trusts and which might be more appropriate for your goals.
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