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Unmarried and No Children? You Still Need an Estate Plan

  • Trust vs. Will: Which Is Right for Your Estate Plan?
    Trust vs. Will: Which Is Right for Your Estate Plan?
    Estate planning is one of the most critical steps you can take to ensure your loved ones are cared for and your assets are distributed according to your wishes. By preparing for life’s certainties—like taxes, legal processes, and the inevitability of passing—you gain peace of mind and protect your family
  • The Biggest Mistakes People Make in Estate Planning
    The Biggest Mistakes People Make in Estate Planning
    Secure your legacy and protect your loved ones by avoiding these common estate planning mistakes. Polaris Law Group is here to help you plan with confidence. Why Estate Planning Isn’t Just for the Wealthy Estate planning is more than just organizing your assets—it’s about ensuring your loved ones are cared
  • Medicaid in Missouri: What Qualifies Someone for Coverage?
    Medicaid in Missouri: What Qualifies Someone for Coverage?
    A Gateway to Health Coverage Medicaid is more than just a healthcare program—it’s a lifeline for millions of Americans who might otherwise lack access to essential medical services. For Missouri residents, understanding Medicaid eligibility requirements can unlock access to transformative healthcare opportunities. In this guide, we’ll walk you through what
  • Incapacity Planning: How to Prepare for Life’s Uncertainties
    Incapacity Planning: How to Prepare for Life’s Uncertainties
    What Happens When You're Unable to Take Control of Your Own Life? Life is unpredictable, and none of us can foresee what tomorrow may bring. While it might feel uncomfortable to imagine a time when you’re unable to make decisions about your health, finances, or other important matters, the reality
  • 7 Signs It’s Time to Revisit and Update Your Estate Plan
    7 Signs It’s Time to Revisit and Update Your Estate Plan
    Life changes, and so should your estate plan. Major events—like marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or changes in financial status—can all impact how your assets should be managed and distributed. If you don't update your estate plan to reflect your current wishes, it could create unnecessary complications for