Healthcare power of attorney and organ donation…
Organ donation is one of the decisions that should be expressed in your healthcare power of attorney. This is a very personal decision, and I have noticed over the years [...]
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If you die without a will in Missouri what happens?
If you die without a will in Missouri, this is called dying intestate and your estate is divided according to Missouri law. Here’s an example of why it’s important to [...]
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8 Things to Know About Prenuptial Agreements in Missouri…
Prenuptial and Postnuptial agreements are two kinds of contract that can be entered into either before or after a marriage which set forth the rights of each party in the [...]
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The true costs of probate: money / time / sanity…
A primary goal of almost all of my estate planning clients is to avoid probate. Probate is the process by which the assets of a decedent are administered through the [...]
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ESTATE PLANNING 101: Healthcare Power of Attorney
ESTATE PLANNING 101: Who should be my healthcare power of attorney and why? Part of the process of creating an estate plan for my clients is the selection of people [...]
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Case Study: Guardianship choices where couple is divorced and have minor children…
Case Study: Guardianship choices Mom and Dad are recently divorced and have a Daughter, age 5, together. The custody arrangement is that Mom has primary custody during the week and [...]
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Actor who recently passed away wrote his own obituary…
If you watch a lot of movies, you’ll recognize James Rebhorn, who recently passed away at age 65. Apparently, he wrote his own obituary… http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/25/showbiz/celebrity-news-gossip/james-rebhorn-obit/index.html Writing your own obituary is [...]
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Lessons from Paul Walker’s estate plan…
Paul Walker was famous for playing in the “Fast and Furious” movies. He died in a tragic car accident in November 2013 and was a relatively young man. His [...]
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Missouri Adds Twist To Tax Reporting For Married Same-Sex Couples
Missouri adds a twist to tax reporting for married same-sex couples Missouri does not recognize same-sex marriages. In most states, while same-sex married couples would file a federal income tax return(s) as [...]
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Avoiding probate with a revocable living trust…
AVOIDING PROBATE WITH A REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST The most common way to avoid probate is by establishing and funding a Revocable Living Trust. This type of trust is often just [...]
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