Small Business Succession Planning In MO
You’ve spent years building your business. Maybe decades. But when was the last time you thought about what happens when you’re not running it anymore? Most Missouri business owners don’t [...]
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Digital Assets In Your Missouri Trust
Your cryptocurrency wallet holds $50,000. Your photo library contains 20 years of family memories. Your email manages business correspondence and financial records. Does your trust account for any of this? [...]
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Can Beneficiaries Fight A Trustee’s Choices
Trust administration doesn’t always go the way you’d expect. Sometimes a trustee makes decisions that just don’t sit right with you. Maybe distributions seem unfair. Maybe you can’t get a [...]
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Understanding Guardianship Designations For Minor Children
Naming a guardian for your minor children might be the most important decision you make in your estate plan. If both parents die while children are minors, someone must raise [...]
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Choosing Between A Will & A Trust For Your Family
When you’re planning your estate, one of the first questions that comes up is whether you need a will, a trust, or both. At Legacy Law Center, we help families [...]
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The Reality Of Dying Without A Will In Missouri
If you die without a will, Missouri’s intestacy laws take over. The state decides who gets your property, and there’s a good chance it won’t match what you actually wanted. [...]
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Common Estate Planning Myths That Jeopardize A Family’s Assets
Most families put off estate planning because they’ve heard something that made them think it wasn’t necessary yet. Maybe someone told you that you’re too young, or that you don’t [...]
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Understanding Beneficiary Designations On Retirement Accounts
Beneficiary designations on retirement accounts control who inherits your 401(k), IRA, and other qualified plans regardless of what your will says. These simple forms trump all other estate planning documents, [...]
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Understanding The Role Of A Trust Protector In Missouri
A trust protector is someone you appoint to oversee your trust and make specific decisions that the trustee can’t handle alone. Think of this person as a safeguard. They’re not [...]
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5 Estate Planning Law Glossary Term You Should Know
As a Chesterfield, MO estate planning lawyer, we frequently help clients understand the legal language involved in setting up a clear, enforceable plan. Estate planning involves many legal tools that [...]
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