Estate planning mistakes are unfortunately common. After all, it’s a topic that many people would rather avoid. Estate planning doesn’t have to be scary, though, and you can avoid the most common errors in estate planning by learning more about them. 5 Not Discussing the Estate Plan with Loved Ones…
Have you been avoiding creating an estate plan? You’re not alone; only around one in three American adults has a valid estate plan in place. Maybe you don’t feel that you’re too young to start end-of-life planning, or perhaps you don’t know where to begin. Many people attempt to form…
Estate planning isn’t a topic that most Missouri residents want to think about. Planning for the end of your life can be difficult and emotional, but it’s a necessary step to take if you want to protect your assets to distribute to your loved ones after death. No matter your…
You’ve probably heard that you should start creating an estate plan as soon as possible. For most, though, the thought of estate planning can be overwhelming. Where do you start? Do you even need an estate plan? Everyone can benefit from an estate plan, and we’ve made a guide to…
The biggest mistake in estate planning is failing to make a plan. Maybe you’re overwhelmed at the thought or think you don’t have enough assets to worry about. The truth is that a solid estate plan is beneficial no matter the size of the estate or age of the person…
Most people don’t want to think about planning for their own death. Maybe they hope that their loved ones will divide their assets fairly or that they don’t have enough assets to worry about. The reality is that everyone can benefit from an estate plan. Establishing a will isn’t just…
Estate planning in Missouri is complex, and prospective clients need to understand the importance of speaking with an experienced estate planning attorney if they have questions regarding conservatorships. If you want to learn more about estate planning in general, then you will be served well by understanding conservatorships. You can…
Estate planning can help you protect your financial assets. If you die without a will in Missouri, then you and your heirs may suffer severe consequences. However, many individuals in Missouri do not have estate plans, and many people in the State of Missouri die without making a will. Making…
