Can my parents create a Will or Trust if they are seriously ill? When is it too late?
When someone is particularly ill, is not an ideal time to create an estate plan–it should be avoided if possible. However, sooner […]
“Durable” vs. “Springing” Power of Attorney
Learn more about Power of Attorney declarations and the role they can play in your estate plan. You may have heard the […]
Estate Planning for Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency is a unique financial asset. Accordingly, it requires unique consideration when planning your estate. Financial assets such as retirement accounts or […]
Navigating the Intersection of Beneficiary Deeds, TODs, and Your Will
The implications of utilizing non-probative transfers, such as Beneficiary Deeds and POD/TOD designations, can be tricky to understand when preparing a Will. […]
Pour-Over Wills Are Crucial to Trust-Based Estate Planning
If I have a trust do I still need a Will? In short, yes. It is always advisable to have a Will. […]
How Does a Trust Work?
Learn about how Revocable Living Trusts work. How does a Trust work? “A Will Meets a Business” I think it is easiest […]
What is the Difference Between a Will, a Living Will, and a Living Trust?
Learn the difference between commonly confused estate planning terms. Estate Planning terms vary from state to state Legal verbiage is notoriously confusing. […]
Irrevocable Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts in Missouri
How can I protect my assets from Medicaid? In Missouri, there are a variety of options when it comes to planning for […]
How Do I Revoke a Will in Missouri?
Under Missouri law, you can revoke a Will be destroying it, canceling it, or by creating a new Will. When a client […]
A Look at Testamentary Trusts
Learn about the strengths and weaknesses of Testamentary Trusts compared to other estate planning tools. A Testamentary Trust is a type of […]
Types of Transfer Deeds in Missouri
What are the differences between General Warranty Deeds, Special Warranty Deeds, and Quitclaim Deeds? In Missouri, there are three primary types of […]
The Advantages of Trust-based Estate Planning
The differences between a Trust-based estate plan and a Will-based estate plan can be quite significant. What are the advantages of having […]
Prenuptial Agreements as an Estate Planning Tool
Prenuptial agreements can play an important role in estate planning–particularly for spouses with children from former relationships. Prenuptial agreements can serve many […]
Advance Health Care Directives: The Importance of Making Hard Decisions
Making decisions in your Advance Health Care Directive can be emotionally challenging. Here’s why you should do it anyway. It is not […]
Can a Trust Be an IRA Beneficiary?
The Secure Act (2019) has done away with the Stretch IRA and made several critical changes in the treatment of beneficiaries of […]
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