State of Missouri

Wills

Missouri Wills

Designing a will now ensures your family’s future is protected, regardless of what comes next.

Secure Your Legacy

Care-Proof Your Will
Trust & Will Sync
Will-Friendly Tax Tips

Will-Based Planning

Custom Will Creation
Will-Based Trusts
Naming Legal Guardians

Planning for Senior Needs

Nursing Home Provisions in Wills
Medicaid Clauses
Care Trust Directions

Inheritance Made Clear

Needs Consideration
Veteran Benefits
Will-Based Succession

Preparing for Care Costs

Rising care costs have the potential to wipe out your savings quickly.

It’s easy to overlook the high cost of long-term care, which can exceed $10,000 monthly. Without a clear plan, your family may face financial strain and disagreements. A Missouri Wills attorney will ensure your final wishes are carried out while protecting your family’s future.

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Creating a Will to Secure Your Legacy

Granting Authority for Your Final Wishes

When the time comes, a trusted person can carry out your final wishes. You specify their role and authority, making sure everything is managed as you intended.

Naming Someone To Manage Your Estate’s Finances

A durable financial power lets your agent manage your accounts, pay bills, and oversee investments when you’re not able to. It activates only under the conditions you define.

Including Healthcare Choices in Your Will

In your will, you can appoint someone to handle medical decisions for you. Provide them with clear instructions to avoid any uncertainty during a health crisis.

Include Healthcare Wishes In Your Will

An advance directive outlines your life-support decisions, ensuring your wishes are followed even if you cannot communicate them.

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Take control of your future today. A well-crafted will ensures your assets are distributed as you wish and your legacy is preserved.

Wills Designed for Your Family’s Needs

We begin by hearing your priorities for your loved ones and legacy.

Then we tailor your estate plan using wills, trusts, guardianship provisions, and other tools that reflect your personal goals. Each document is crafted to be valid under Missouri law, giving you peace of mind that your final wishes will be honored without confusion or legal challenges.

Make Your Wishes Clear, Let’s Plan Today

Must-Have Documents to Ensure Your Wishes Are Honored

Wills and trusts are the backbone of planning who receives what, and when.

Understanding the Need for a Last Will in Estate Planning

Your last will sets out who gets your belongings and who cares for your children, ensuring your wishes are carried out after you pass.

What a Revocable Trust Adds to Your Will

A revocable trust provides flexibility in managing assets, avoids probate, keeps your plans private, and allows updates as circumstances change.

When a Trust Works Better Than a Will Alone

A will handles what’s in your estate, but an irrevocable trust can move assets out of it, helping you protect more and plan ahead.

Pairing a Will with a Medicaid Trust for Full Coverage

While a will names who inherits, a Medicaid trust helps ensure there’s still something to pass on, shielding key assets from care costs.

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1551 Wall Street, Suite 240
St. Charles, MO 63303
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O’Fallon, MO 63368
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St. Louis County, MO 63141
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