Legal Insights and Best Practices for Starting and Running a Business in Missouri

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You have a dream of starting your own business. Whether it’s a real estate investment company, clothing boutique, manufacturer, or restaurant, owning a business can be rewarding both financially and emotionally as you take pride in seeing your company take off, grow, and thrive. Before you sell your first product or service, your business needs … continue reading the entire article

What is an Elder Law Attorney?

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As we get older, people and their families often find themselves facing new legal challenges related to aging, death, disability, healthcare, and financial planning. Most of us don’t know what legal help we need as we age or the consequences of putting planning off.  Working with an elder law attorney is a great step forward … continue reading the entire article

Why Are Estate Services Necessary?

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Estate services are there to help you plan what happens to your estate if you pass away or cannot make decisions for yourself. Caring.com’s 2022 Wills and Estate Planning Study showed that younger individuals nationwide were likelier than middle-aged Americans to have a will in 2022. No matter your age, understanding the purpose of estate … continue reading the entire article

When To Get An LLC

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Does my business really need one? Have you ever wondered… do I need an LLC for my business? Don’t worry, we are here to help. An LLC stands for “Limited Liability Company”. An LLC is mainly setup to protect the members’ personal assets and keep them separate from the business’s creditors. What does that mean … continue reading the entire article

Trust And A Will

What’s the difference and why do you need both? Often clients ask, “If a Trust is more effective in transferring my assets, why do I need both?” A will and a Trust go hand-in-hand. We will explain below why you need both and how we can help. The most important difference between a Will and … continue reading the entire article