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Why Updating Your Estate Plan After a Divorce Is EssentialEven under the best circumstances, divorce can be a challenging and emotional journey. It often brings both financial upheaval and the painful end of a meaningful relationship. Amid all these life-changing transitions, updating your estate plan may not be top of mind—but it absolutely should be. If […]
What to Bring to Your Estate Administration ConsultationWhen a loved one passes away, their assets must be distributed to beneficiaries through a legal process known as estate administration or probate. While it’s possible to handle this process independently, working with an experienced probate attorney can help ensure everything is completed efficiently and accurately. That said, being […]
Making a Lasting Impact Through Charitable PlanningCharitable planning is a thoughtful and strategic way to incorporate philanthropy into your overall financial and estate plans. By identifying causes that reflect your values, you can create a giving strategy that not only supports meaningful work during your lifetime but also leaves a lasting legacy for years to […]
Preserving business value is vital when a possible sale of the business is in the future. And it is easy to cause a loss of value when an end game is anticipated. At the Elder and Estate Planning Law Firm of St. Louis, we have helped clients successfully work through these issues with specifically designed […]
Personal property or assets is defined as household goods, jewelry, farm surpluses, livestock, farm or business machinery or equipment, automobiles and trucks, and similar items. The following items are considered available resources: Boats, campers, trailers, and recreational vehicles not used as the applicant/participant’s homestead. Motorcycles, unless only one is owned and it is the applicant/participant’s […]
Understanding the Financial Power of Attorney: A Key Component of Estate PlanningCreating a solid estate plan is one of the most meaningful steps you can take to protect your family’s future. While it may not be the most cheerful topic to start your day, preparing for unexpected events—such as illness or incapacity—is a responsible and […]