Missouri Transfer on Death Deeds for Timeshares: What Really Happens to Your Spot at the Lake
How Missouri Timeshares Are Actually Owned Drive south on Highway 54. You’ll see billboards for Branson and the Lake of the Ozarks. Plenty of Missouri…
State v. Harris’ Vouching Problem in the AI Era: Authentication When the Proponent is the Recipient
Choi could have walked those same texts into a Missouri courtroom under the rule announced in State v. Harris, 358 S.W.3d 172 (Mo. Ct. App.…
Forged and AI-Generated Evidence in Court
Judge Victoria Kolakowski sat in her Alameda County courtroom in September 2025, watching a video the plaintiffs had submitted to defeat summary judgment. Something was…
Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare in Kirksville, Missouri: The Facts on the Ground
Someone collapses in a house on Cottage Grove Avenue. Lights glare. Hospital staff look for orders—nothing. A durable power of attorney for healthcare would have…
Estate Planning When You Remarry in Adair County, Missouri
The Challenge of Blended Family Planning People get married again for all kinds of reasons. But when you try to plan for the future—who gets…
Missouri 401(k): Naming a Trust as Your Beneficiary
Some choices need a steady hand and a clear head. Naming a trust as the beneficiary of your 401(k) in Missouri is one of them.…
Missouri’s 2026 Electronic Estate Planning Overhaul: What You Should Expect
The Move from Pen and Paper to Pixels Change finally arrives in law’s oldest corners. Starting in 2026, under the new Missouri Electronic Wills and…
Kirksville Power of Attorney for College and High School Students
You watch your kid pack for college, maybe standing in the parking lot outside the dorm at Truman State or A.T. Still. The next morning,…
Missouri Trust Amendment or Full Restatement: Which Path Fits Your Life?
When Life Changes, So Should Your Trust People draft revocable living trusts to keep their affairs from falling into disorder after they’re gone. That’s the…
How to Remove a Personal Representative in Missouri
What a Personal Representative Does—and Where Things Go Wrong You see a personal representative step in, paperwork under one arm, when a Missouri estate hits…
Missouri Probate Court Filing Fees by County in 2026
Missouri Probate: The Costs Nobody Mentions Up Front When someone dies in Missouri, the aftermath isn’t just grief—paperwork and money come next. Probate is the…
What Every Kirksville Graduate Needs to Know About Missouri Law
The Day You Turn Eighteen is the Day Everything Changes The day you turn eighteen in Kirksville lands without fanfare for most. Your diploma leaves…
