What Happens to Missouri Parental Guardianship After 18?
Missouri’s Age of Majority: A Sharp Line Eighteen is just a date on the calendar until it isn’t. In Missouri, that birthday turns a minor into a legal adult—the “age…
Estate Planning for Expecting Parents in Missouri
No one forgets the first time they saw that positive test or held a black-and-white sonogram. Suddenly, everything shifts—schedules, sleep, and the old assumptions about control. For Missouri parents waiting…
Missouri College Legal Readiness: The Five Documents That Keep Families Connected
Turning 18 in Missouri: The Split Between Family and Law Your child turns 18. Their bedroom’s still a mess, but somewhere in the paperwork, Missouri law now counts them as…
The Essential Missouri Legal Kit for College-Bound Young Adults
The Shift No One Warns You About He turns 18. You watch him drive off to school, another check in the books. At that moment, the law draws a line.…
Estate Planning in Missouri: An Act of Care
Paperwork Is Secondary—It's About the People Left Behind A man sits at his kitchen table late at night, papers spread out—wills, powers of attorney, maybe a trust draft with coffee…
Estate Planning When Long-Term Care Is on the Horizon
Hard Realities: Long-Term Care Tied to Everything You’ve Worked For Old age isn’t what it used to be. People in Missouri are living longer, but a long life means at…
When Life Shifts, So Should Your Estate Plan
Estate Plans Gather Dust, But Life Doesn't Life moves. Documents don’t. A will drawn up years ago gathers dust in a drawer while the family it was meant to guide…
What Actually Happens When an 18-Year-Old Can’t Act for Themselves in Missouri?
Eighteen years come and go. Quiet birthday, maybe a handshake or two. In Missouri, that’s the legal line—a kid steps across and becomes an adult, at least in statute’s eyes.…
How Trusts Defend Missouri Business Owners From Personal Fallout
You spend years building a business. Missouri doesn’t hand out second chances to the careless. Anyone who’s signed real loan papers or had to cover payroll on a bad month…
Estate Planning: Not Just for the Wealthy
You picture an estate plan, you probably see some old family compound, white columns, maybe a trust fund kid. That’s not Missouri. That’s not most places, really. Here, an estate…
