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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Estate Planning: Where Do I Begin?
You may be interested in estate planning, but don’t know how to get started. If that sounds like you, this article may […]
Selecting a Personal Representative
The nomination of a Personal Representative is an important part of one’s Last Will and Testament. Here are some factors to consider. […]
Talking to Your Parents About Estate Planning
Do your parents have an estate plan? If not, you should have a conversation about the benefits of estate planning and the […]
Estate Planning During the COVID-19 Crisis
Through video conferencing technology, we can now offer clients the ability to sign from the comfort and safety of their own homes, […]
When Should I Think About Getting an Estate Plan?
Clients often wonder at what age (or in what financial situation) should they think about getting a Will or Trust. Frequently, clients […]
What Is an Estate Plan? What’s Included?
Estate Planning provides legal tools to better control the circumstances of life and prepare for the future. Learn more about the types […]
An Overview of Beneficiary Deeds
Beneficiary Deeds and the benefits they offer. Overview A Beneficiary Deed is a legal instrument that conveys title to a piece of […]
Do I Need an Attorney, or Can I Use an Online Service for Estate Planning?
You need an attorney. A comprehensive Estate Plan consists of documents that control your wealth and possessions and determine your future health […]