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            Experienced Missouri Estate Planning Attorneys

            The experienced attorneys at The Elder Firm, LLC possess in-depth knowledge about all aspects of estate planning and can help you with:
            • Wills
            • Minimizing estate taxes
            • Special needs trusts
            • Living trusts
            • Family limited partnerships
            • Asset protection
            • Guardianship and conservatorship
            • Powers of attorney and advanced directives
            • Elder law

            Creating the best estate plan
            Our attorneys can advise you on the best approach to planning your estate. We review your family arrangements, financial situations and philosophical goals to guide you in devising your estate plan. We thoroughly analyze your objectives and strategize the best means of transferring your assets, minimizing taxes, establishing guardianship for your minor children, supporting personal philanthropic causes, and protecting your loved ones. We can draft a will that reflects your desires and establish a living trust if doing so is beneficial to your estate.

            Writing your last will and testament
            A will provides you with the opportunity to distribute your property, establish care for your loved ones and otherwise express your wishes upon your death. A will is necessary if you intend to leave property to somebody besides a blood relative, such as a domestic partner, friend or charity. If you die without a will, the court determines how your property is distributed, who cares for your minor children and even what happens to your beloved pet — decisions that might not reflect your desires. At The Elder Firm, LLC, our attorneys can draft a valid will that ensures your intentions are honored.

            Establishing a living trust
            Our attorneys evaluate whether specific legal tools can benefit your estate and discuss your many options. Also called a revocable trust, a living trust can provide for continued care of minor children or an incapacitated family member. Because your heirs avoid probate, the use of a living trust can expedite the distribution of assets and keep the estate’s information out of the public records. We can prepare the documents necessary to establish a trust that is individually tailored to your personal needs.

            Contact meticulous Missouri trust and estate lawyers
            Call The Elder Firm, LLC at 573.449.4400 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation. We represent clients throughout the entire state of Missouri.

            Areas of Practice

            Nursing Home Planning
            Medicaid
            Estate Planning

            Address

            2701 West Main Street
            Jefferson City, MO  65109
            Ph: 573-635-3436
            Ph: 573-635-3439
            Ph: 573-449-4400
            Toll Free: 1-855-LTC-FIRM
            Fax: 573-635-3435


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