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Estate planning isn’t only for the wealthy. It matters to anyone who wants to make smart decisions about their family and finances. If you’re considering a will or trust but feel unsure where to start, you’re not alone. And this is a good place to start. Your Story Comes First: What Are Your Goals? Good […]
Honest Wills and Trusts: Estate Planning Lessons from Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln held a divided nation together, ended slavery, and gave speeches still remembered today. He’s become one of my favorite historical figures, finding a prominent spot in my office right behind my desk. You could say, a daily reminder of leadership grounded in principle, which I find of great value in practice. But interestingly […]
Mobile Estate Planning with Williams Legal Services
Estate planning is important for securing your family’s future. But in today’s busy world, traditional office visits to an attorney can be impractical for many families and individuals. That is why I have decided to implement a new mobile estate planning service. Beginning in May 2025, Williams Legal Services will be bringing estate planning directly […]
Do It Yourself Estate Planning Vs. Working with an Attorney
If you are someone who changes your own oil, or files your own taxes, you may also consider the do it yourself route for your estate planning document. It appears to offer convenience, cost savings, and control. But there is one major difference between estate planning and those other tasks. If something goes wrong with […]
What’s the difference between a will and a trust?
When it comes to estate planning, one of the most common questions people ask is whether they need a will or a trust in Missouri? The answer isn’t always straightforward, as each option serves different purposes and comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. You want to make an informed decision, right? So […]
How To Involve Your Family In Your Estate Plan
When deciding your estate plan, there are many things you have to think about. Choosing the right plan, executing and organizing the documents, and meeting with your attorney are all part of the job of planning what will happen to your estate. But one thing that is integral to the process is often the one reason […]
Should I Have A Will Or A Trust In My Estate Plan?
There are many different ways to prepare for your future with your estate planning attorney. There are many different types of documents, plans, and decisions that you have to make when deciding how you want to distribute your estate. When looking at the options and deciding what estate plan is best for your situation, you […]