Protecting What You’ve Built: Estate Planning for Missouri Professionals Facing Lawsuits
Long hours. Paperwork stacked high. You push through the grind, years running together, chasing some hard ground—building up a practice, a reputation, a roof over…
Medicaid Planning vs. Estate Planning in Missouri: What Actually Matters
Sit down with a Missouri family sorting out their future, and two words come up: Medicaid, estate. One pulls toward protecting assets in case long-term…
How Estate Planning Keeps Missouri Families Together After a Loss
Estate Planning as a Barrier Against Family Conflict Death does more than leave an empty seat at the table. It shuffles lives, opens up old…
How Estate Planning Keeps Your Family Out of Missouri Courts
What Really Happens in Missouri Probate When someone dies without a real plan in Missouri, everything slows down. There’s no gentle way to say it.…
Naming a Guardian in Missouri: The Legal Gaps You’ll Wish You’d Closed
You can see the question plain as day—who steps in for your child if you’re suddenly not here? For Missouri parents, naming a guardian is…
Why Estate Planning Can’t Wait Until Kids Are Older
Turning 18 in Missouri: The Door Closes Quietly The reality hits fast. Your child turns eighteen, and the world quietly swaps the locks. Missouri law…
If You Don’t Plan: What Happens To Your Children In Missouri
Parenthood—and the Things Most People Don’t Talk About When you bring a child home—tiny fingers gripping yours—you think about car seats, diapers, sleep. You don’t…
If You’re Incapacitated in Missouri Without a Plan—Here’s What Happens to Everything You Own
Incapacity Isn’t Theoretical—And the Law Doesn’t Wait One day you’re signing checks, making calls, running your own life. The next, a stroke or a wreck…
Estate Planning Myths That Trip Up Young Missourians
The False Beliefs That Leave People Unprepared I’ve heard it at kitchen tables and across plastic waiting room chairs—young adults in Missouri telling themselves estate…
Turning 18 in Missouri: What Actually Changes—and the Paperwork You Can’t Skip
The Switch Flips at 18 The law doesn’t care if the refrigerator is still full of your groceries or if your name’s on your parents’…
Estate Planning: An Act of Care, Written in Black and White
Doing Right by Your People, Even When You’re Gone No one dreams of filling out paperwork. Sitting at a kitchen table, pages scattered, the impulse…
