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Without protection, long-term care bills can strip away everything you’ve saved in just a few months. Elder law strategies help you guard against that.
Many families are shocked to learn that long-term care can cost more than $10,000 per month. Without preparation, this can lead to sudden asset loss, costly mistakes, and emotional strain.
Missouri elder law strategies help you plan ahead, preserve your wealth, and qualify for care without sacrificing everything you’ve worked for.
When life changes due to age or health, elder law tools like powers of attorney allow you to name someone to step in and help.
You maintain control by setting clear boundaries, so they act in full alignment with your values and preferences.
Durable financial powers of attorney are essential elder law tools, empowering a trusted agent to manage your finances, such as paying bills and protecting your assets, should you lose the ability to do so yourself.
Their authority only becomes active under the specific terms you’ve set in advance.
Authorize a trusted loved one to manage medical decisions if you can’t speak for yourself. Your written plan eliminates guesswork and ensures your voice is heard.
This legal document details your decisions on life-support, so doctors and family members can honor your healthcare preferences without hesitation or conflict during medical emergencies.
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Plan ahead with confidence using Missouri elder law solutions. From healthcare directives to long-term care planning, ensure your rights and wishes are protected as you grow older.
We focus on your healthcare and long-term care needs.
We design a tailored plan using trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and guardianships, focused on your long-term care and legal protection. Everything is crafted to hold up under Missouri law for your peace of mind.
Discuss your long-term care and legal protection with us today to plan ahead.
A last will allows you to select beneficiaries and guardians, ensuring your instructions are followed after you’re gone.
A revocable trust helps manage assets, protect privacy, and respond to changing needs.
Irrevocable trusts can shield your estate from creditors and reduce tax burdens.
Designed to meet Medicaid’s asset limits, these trusts let you keep property and savings while qualifying for assistance. They support both your health needs and estate protection.
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St. Charles County
1551 Wall Street, Suite 240
St. Charles, MO 63303
(636) 535-2733
O’Fallon
856 Waterbury Falls Dr. Suite 200
O’Fallon, MO 63368
(636) 422-5107
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St. Louis County
721 Emerson Road, Suite 120
St. Louis County, MO 63141
(314) 763-2739
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