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Selling a home in Missouri is a complex process. It may seem easy from the outside: put up a sign, show prospective buyers the home and get a buyer.

There are many reasons why people decide to sit down with an attorney to put together their estate plan. They may be thinking about how they can transfer their assets to their children after they are gone or how they can establish a trust for their grandchildren.

With the stock market poised to break new records this year, it is reasonable to say that the money lost in many portfolios in the last recession have been recovered. With that, it is prudent to rethink how retirement income will be realized from investment accounts

When you own a piece of land, you expect to control everything that goes on within its borders. After all, that is what it means to own something.

Buying a new home is a major decision – but also a fun one. Whether you are ready to move on from apartment living or need a place that can accommodate your growing family, imagining your life in a house that is just right for you and your family is exciting.

The question of who needs a will is age-old. Many people in St. Louis view any sort of estate planning as something left to the elderly or people who have children.

In our last post, we discussed the reasons why everyone – including young people – needs a will. A will is an important document that ensures your assets are protected, your wishes adhered to, and your loved ones spared from making difficult decisions.