Basics of the Missouri Limited Liability Company…
BASICS OF THE MISSOURI LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY A Missouri limited liability company or “LLC” is a form of company that can be created via filing certain documents with the Missouri [...]
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WHY A WILL SHOULD ALWAYS BE FILED WITH THE COURT…
WHY A WILL SHOULD ALWAYS BE FILED WITH THE COURT The loss of a loved one can be the most difficult time for the person’s family. In addition to [...]
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Five Will Terms To Know…
FIVE WILL TERMS TO KNOW There are many confusing terms that can be found in a given last will and testament. As a wills attorney St. Charles, Missouri, I always [...]
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Five Living Trust Terms To Know…
FIVE LIVING TRUST TERMS TO KNOW The living trust has many terms which it is helpful to understand, but some are more important than others. In this article, I will [...]
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How to Pick the Right Lawyer
Estate Lawyer Are you in need of a lawyer and don’t know where to start? In this day of information overload, it may be hard to sift through local attorneys [...]
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What Happens To Your Family if You Die Without a Will
Estate Planning Lawyer You may think that you don’t need a will because you don’t have much in the way of property, so it doesn’t matter what happens to it [...]
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Who Is Responsible For A Deceased Relative’s Debt?
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR A DECEASED RELATIVE’S DEBT? When someone passes away, their family members may not expect debt collectors to seek payment for the decedent’s debt, but this practice [...]
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Agency Violations
Estate Planning Lawyer We get a lot of phone call from people whose businesses are regulated by some type of agency. Usually these business owners receive a financial audit or [...]
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The Stand-Alone Special Needs Trust…
THE STAND-ALONE SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST A special needs trust can benefit a special needs child (adult or minor) or other family member in one of [...]
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How Probate Can Affect a Business Partnership
When two people form a business partnership, very likely they are not thinking about the future death of either individual. And if both reach retirement age before they formally dissolve [...]
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