5 Myths about Healthcare Directives, Living Wills and Healthcare Powers of Attorney in Missouri…
A healthcare directive is a general term of a document that gives instructions about your health care and appoints someone to make medical treatment decisions for you if you cannot [...]
Read More 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 [...]
Read More 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 [...]
Read More 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 [...]
Read More 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 [...]
Read More Case Study: Living trust to avoid probate…
Case Study: Younger Parents with Minor Children Who Have Moved From Out of State This case study family has five members: Mom and Dad are in their early 40’s [...]
Read More Article: The Impact of Divorce on Your Estate Plan…
If you or anyone you know is facing divorce or is divorced, please read the helpful article below… Impact of Divorce on Your Estate Plan
Read More Recent tragedy a reminder of the importance of end-of-life decision making…
http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/06/us/paralyzed-indiana-deer-hunter-ends-life/index.html?hpt=hp_t1 Through a healthcare directive you can choose which types of medical care you do or do not want if you have a terminal illness or are persistently unconscious. It’s [...]
Read More Caring for Mom and Dad as they age…
Probably one of the best things about being an estate planning and elder law lawyer is that I get to work with and help seniors. I am often dealing with [...]
Read More Cremation versus burial…
One of the difficult parts of estate planning is deciding your wishes as to whether you want to be cremated or buried when you pass away. In my estate plans, [...]
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