Estate planning can be like a puzzle. You know the ultimate picture you’re trying to create, but you might not know how to put the pieces together. That’s where the Law Office of David S. Schleiffarth can help. We can work with you to figure out if setting up a trust or multiple trusts would benefit your […]
Do you need help planning your estate in the St. Louis area? The Law Office of David S. Schleiffarth, LLC can help you understand the difference between the various legal terms associated with estate planning, and walk you through the estate planning process whether you need help writing a will, establishing a trust, or something else entirely. […]
Many people view estate planning as a task for the later stages of life without realizing that life can be quite unpredictable. In reality, even young families and individuals need an estate plan. Here’s why. It’s easy to end up devoting more time to choosing where to go for dinner and planning vacations than making […]
As leading estate planning lawyers in St. Louis, we’ve helped countless clients secure their legacies and protect their financial futures. If you don’t know what will happen to your estate when you pass away, it’s time to correct that—contact us online to schedule a consultation. We get it: It’s uncomfortable to think about your end-of-life […]
As leading estate planning lawyers in Missouri, we’ve helped countless individuals, families and business owners protect their financial futures. Ready to secure yours? Call or text our law office at (314) 448-0527 to get started. While “more money, more problems” typically isn’t accurate, there’s a kernel of truth to it, at least when it comes […]
As a premier estate planning law firm, we’ve helped countless clients in St. Louis and beyond explore strategies for keeping more of their hard-earned wealth. When you’re ready to find the best techniques for structuring your finances, contact us to schedule a consultation. If you’re a confident investor, you know what it’s like to have […]
As you prepare to plan your estate, one of the top elements include assigning your Durable Power of Attorney. However, understanding the responsibilities of your Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA) is essential if you hope to protect yourself. With help from an experienced Missouri estate planning attorney at David S. Schleiffarth, LLC, you can get […]
As you work through your estate plans, crafting your will and living will could prove to be more confusing than you thought. After all, it is not unusual for Missourians to use living will and will interchangeably. However, there are stark differences between wills and living wills that you should be aware of as you […]
As you are forming your Trusts and planning the details of your estate, one of the most important details you may be considering is implementing a Trust Protector. However, if your Trust already has a Trustee, do you really need a Trust Protector? Understanding the role and responsibilities of a trust protector is essential before […]
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