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For most young adults setting up an estate plan is not a priority. Most people who reach the age of 18 do not think about writing a last will and testament because there are other things on their minds: studying, starting a family, building a career, paying off student debt, and getting approved for the first mortgage.

In a world where so much information is so easily accessible, you might believe you fully understand estate planning. Unfortunately, not everything you read or hear is accurate.

According to Caring.com’s 2021 Wills Survey, the pandemic has raised the level of awareness of the need for estate planning, but mostly among younger Americans, aging 18 to 34.

In Missouri estate planning, an affidavit of heir ownership is a sworn statement that some heirs can use to establish property ownership. Learn more here.

Let's celebrate as Ted Disabato, influencer and owner of TdD Attorneys at Law and TdD Premier Real Estate, receives a spot on the Top 100 St. Louisans To Know To Succeed In Business.

Do you disagree with the current assessment of your home? Follow this essential guide on how to fight your home assessment in 2021.

Real estate law regarding taxes doesn't have to be complicated! Check out this guide to real estate taxes and why it's worthwhile to hire a lawyer for your legal needs!

You don't have to feel overwhelmed with estate planning or probate. Contact Ted Disabato, your local St. Louis probate attorney, for professional guidance.

The future is full of uncertainty. The effects of the pandemic only added to it. Strategize a plan for protection that fits your needs with estate planning.

Part of selling your home requires knowing your options, such as a short sale. Here are reasons not to wait for a foreclosure and consider a short sale instead.