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Published on December 20, 2022
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 […]
Published on December 20, 2022
Estate Planning can be a complicated process. One of the biggest mistakes people make is attempting to go at it alone. If you are hoping to avoid many of the errors made by others hoping to protect themselves and their families, having an experienced Missouri Estate Planning attorney working for you could be in your […]
Published on December 20, 2022
Selecting your trustee is one of the most important responsibilities you will have as you set up a trust. However, while you may be inclined to select a family member to act as the trustee, it is important to consider the advantages and disadvantages, the responsibilities of your trustees, and how trustees work before you […]
In Missouri, a married couple’s trust (meeting specific criteria) can provide unique asset protection characteristics. What Is A “Qualified Spousal Trust” (QST)? In Missouri, a Qualified Spousal Trust (QST) allows property owned by a married couple’s trust to be treated as “Tenancy by the Entireties.” What Is “Tenancy By The Entireties?” In Missouri, “Tenants-by-the-Entireties” (TBE) […]
Estate plans should be reviewed roughly every five years and updated as circumstances warrant. Consult an Estate Planning Attorney.
If a Trust does not have any living Successor Trustees, very likely a professional fiduciary would be appointed by the court. However, having your Trust (and beneficiaries) deal with the cost and hassles of the court is not ideal. Here are some helpful considerations. When preparing a Trust, it is wise to have a sufficiently […]
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.
Choosing the correct form of a deed and correctly drafting it is of utmost importance when transferring real estate in Missouri.
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