Missouri Estate Planning, Trusts, and Wills

Have you said or thought about anything like this? Chances are that you have. Chances are that
you haven't done anything it. If that is the case, we'd like to help.

Our law firm works primarily in the area that is known as "Estate Planning." Other people use the
terms "Wealth Planning" or "Life Planning". Regardless of the term, it all means the same thing. It
means taking care of your money, property, and other assets when you can't, or after you're gone.

We've helped a lot of other people just like you, and would consider it an honor to work with you.
You know this is important stuff. You also may not know just where to start or what questions to
ask. We will help you with all of that.

The best way to start is to come see us at our office in Kearney, Missouri. We are just a ten
minute drive from Liberty, Missouri, and 20 minutes from Kansas City. We don't charge for the
first visit. Why not? It's because we want you to be comfortable with us. We want to get to know
you, and want you to get to know us. If we decide to work together, then great. If not, then at least
we will have met and hopefully you will have learned something.

It is easy for you to set an appointment. You may click on the box above, you may call us at
816-628-4900, or you may email us. When you set an appointment we ask that you download our
data gathering form, or ask us to mail one to you. If you can get it filled out and back to our office a
day or two before your appointment, then that's great. If you can't, either bring it with you, or we
can just work on it some while you are there. Regardless, don't let that from keeping your
appointment.

Take some time to wander around this website. There is quite a bit of information here. If you
don't find what you are looking for, let us know. We'll help you get you what you need.

"It's time for me to get my affairs in order."

"We need to see a lawyer about a will."

"My neighbor just set up a Living Trust. I wonder if we should do that."

"My aunt's estate is tied up in probate. How can I keep that from happening?"

Is it time for you to do something?