Foundations of a Valid Will in Missouri People put it off. The business of death. Your wishes scribbled down or left unsaid won’t hold up once you’re gone. In Missouri,…
What Really Happens If You Don’t Get It Right A will isn’t a feel-good formality. It’s a line in the concrete, proof of who gets what when you’re no longer…
What Grandparent Guardianship Really Means Picture a child with nowhere to turn—mom’s in jail, dad’s checked out, or maybe a funeral’s just finished. In Missouri, when a family hits bottom,…
The Shape of Elder Law—And Why It’s More Than Paperwork It starts when an older person loses a little footing—one hospital bill too many, a questionable signature at the bank,…
The Basics: What a Special Needs Trust Really Does Picture a parent trying to leave something behind for a child with disabilities. They want to help. The catch: government benefits…
Ground Rules: What Missouri Expects A will does one job—lays out what happens to your things and who’s in charge after you die. It’s a legal map. If you die…
Look Probate in the Eye—and Understand Why People Dodge It After someone dies, the clock starts. In Missouri, like most places, probate kicks in—a court-run track that inventories your valuables,…
How WellCare Works in Missouri—Past the Hype Someone in Missouri clicks on the TV, and a WellCare commercial flashes past—smiling families, “coverage you can trust,” then silence. Out here, it’s…
The Bare Bones: What Is a Missouri Transfer on Death Deed? Your name is on the deed. One day it won’t be. A Transfer on Death Deed—usually called a TOD…