St. Louis County
Estate Planning Attorney
St. Louis County Estate Planning Attorney
Planning your family’s future starts best with an early roadmap, there’s no such thing as too soon.
Protecting What Matters
- Medicaid Planning
- Irrevocable Trust Strategies
- Tax-Wise Strategies
Custom Plans
- Will Drafting
- Trust Funding
- Guardianship Planning
Senior Support
- Nursing Home Advice
- Medicaid Planning
- Care Trusts
Legal Guidance for Estate Planning
- Special Needs Trusts
- Veterans Support
- Estate Succession Planning
Our St. Louis County Office
721 Emerson Road, Suite 120
Creve Coeur, MO 63141
Office Hours
Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
Protecting Yourself from Overwhelming Care Costs
Rapidly rising long-term care expenses can deplete a lifetime of savings in a matter of months
Most families aren’t prepared for care costs that can exceed $10,000 a month. Without a solid plan, you could face unexpected financial strain, forced asset sales, high fees, and family conflict.
An experienced estate planning attorney in St. Louis County can help you safeguard what you’ve worked hard to build. You’ll discover how to preserve your wealth, qualify for available benefits, and ensure peace of mind for your loved ones.

St. Louis County Estate Planning Attorney Can Help
Helping You Make Confident Choices for the Future
Delegating Control Over Your Personal Matters
When age or illness makes handling daily responsibilities difficult, you can choose a trusted person to take over on your behalf.
You define clear guidelines so they carry out your wishes just as you would.
Appointing a Trusted Party to Manage Finances
A durable financial power of attorney allows your designated agent to pay bills, manage investments, and protect your accounts when you’re unable to do so.
It only takes effect under the specific conditions you set
Authorizing Healthcare Choices
Allow a trusted individual to make medical decisions for you if needed.
They’ll act according to your documented wishes, eliminating any uncertainty in an emergency.
Recording Treatment Preferences
An advance directive outlines the life-support treatments you wish to accept or decline.
It ensures that both doctors and family members respect your values without any misunderstanding.
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Personalized Estate Planning Services
We begin by understanding your concerns and aspirations
Next, we create a customized plan, selecting from wills, trusts, benefit plans, powers of attorney, and guardianships to suit your family’s specific needs.
You’ll receive clear guidance and documents crafted to comply with Missouri law, ensuring you bypass one-size-fits-all solutions and protect what matters most to you.
Start a Conversation About Your Future Today
Vital Estate Documents Every Senior Should Have
Wills and trusts are two crucial estate planning documents that might be crucial in planning for your future.
Reasons to Create a Last Will
A last will allows you to designate beneficiaries for your assets and appoint guardians for your minor children.
It becomes effective after your passing, ensuring your final wishes are honored.
Why Choose a Revocable Trust?
A revocable trust allows you to transfer property either now or in the future.
It bypasses probate, maintains privacy, and offers flexibility to adjust the terms as your life evolves.
Why an Irrevocable Trust Can Be Beneficial
Once you fund an irrevocable trust, the assets are removed from your estate.
This action can protect them from creditors and help minimize possible estate taxes.
How Medicaid Protection Trusts Can Benefit You
These specialized trusts protect your assets, allowing you to qualify for Medicaid without sacrificing your home or savings.
They offer a balance between securing necessary care and preserving financial stability.
