Wills and trusts that make your intentions clear

Simple Tools, Powerful Protection

Creating a will or trust isn’t just about dividing property. It’s about choosing who makes decisions, how your family is cared for, and how you’re remembered.


We help clients across Missouri draft customized wills and living trusts that reflect their values and meet legal requirements.

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Which Option Is Right for You?

A will allows you to name guardians, leave instructions, and make personal bequests. A trust can help you avoid probate, protect minors, and manage complex family or financial situations.



We’ll explain the pros and cons of each based on your goals and assets.

Missouri Rules, Clear Guidance

Our attorneys ensure your documents are correctly signed, notarized, and coordinated with beneficiary designations and property titles.

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FAQs – Wills & Trusts

  • Do I need a lawyer to make a will in Missouri?

    It’s highly recommended. Missouri has strict signing rules, and DIY wills often miss key protections.

  • What is a living trust?

    It’s a document that lets you manage your assets during life and pass them on without probate. It can also protect privacy.

  • Can a trust help avoid estate taxes?

    Sometimes, yes—especially with larger estates. We’ll talk through your financial picture.

  • What if I already have a will?

    We’ll review it to ensure it still reflects your wishes and meets current laws.