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We take a look at different moments in the history of the Missouri legal system, including some unique lawyers that have passed through our state
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Can I Write my Own Will and Have it Notarized in Missouri?
A will is an essential document in estate planning that allows you to describe how you want your assets and property to be distributed after you die. That’s not all it does, though; it’s an important part of end-of-life planning that can’t be ignored. Dying without a will can have… -
Who pays estate taxes in Missouri?
Taxes are often a concern among those in the process of estate planning. Nobody wants to burden their loved ones with taxes after their death; similarly, people often worry about their estate being greatly reduced by taxes. Luckily, Missouri is a tax-friendly state for estate planners. Read more to learn… -
Living Trusts in Missouri: Benefits and Considerations
A trust is one part of estate planning that allows you the option to choose how your beneficiaries will receive assets after your death – and how much. Many people have the misconception that they don’t have enough assets to necessitate a trust, but in reality, trusts can be beneficial… -
The Importance of Powers of Attorney in Missouri Estate Planning
Many people are hesitant to create a power of attorney (POA) to be included in their estate plans. They think that it will leave them – and their assets – vulnerable to someone else’s wishes, when it actually does the opposite. Learn more about how to correctly utilize a POA…