Legal Resolutions for Your Real Estate Needs

Key Takeaways Missouri law requires a valid will to be written, signed, and witnessed by at least two people. A will may be voided by improper execution, fraud, forgery, or a testator lacking mental capacity. Undue influence, coercion, or manipulation can render a will legally invalid in Missouri courts. Missouri law allows revocation through...

Key takeaways There is no one success rate for challenging a will, as the outcome is dependent on the grounds, evidence, and stage at which a dispute is settled. The accepted reasons for disputing a will are undue influence, mental incompetence, fraud, coercion, and faulty execution. Medical data, witness evidence, and estate planning paperwork...

Estate planning is not just for those in their golden years. You do not need to be elderly, ill or rich to need an estate plan. Basic estate plans can be useful even for young adults. You cannot predict the future, but you can prepare for it in a way that protects your assets and family by...