We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all documents. Every family has unique dynamics, concerns, and goals. Our estate planning services are designed to address your specific situation, whether you’re worried about long-term care costs, want to avoid family disputes, or need to protect a loved one with special needs.
A will outlines how your estate will be distributed after your death, while a trust allows for the management of your assets during your lifetime and ensures they are transferred to your beneficiaries without the need for probate.
Both are essential parts of your estate plan, and understanding the difference can help you decide which option is best for your family.
Contact us at (636) 493-3333 or click here to get started today.
A complete estate plan isn’t just a will—it’s a strategic approach to protect your loved ones and everything you’ve worked hard for.
Below are the key tools we use:
Your will is the foundation of your estate plan. We ensure that your will is properly drafted and executed according to Missouri law, helping to avoid common mistakes that can result in family disputes or delays.
What You Get:
Benefits:
Legally enforceable documents that hold up in court
A revocable living trust helps you transfer your assets while retaining control during your lifetime and ensures your estate avoids probate.
What You Get:
Benefits:
Keep your financial affairs completely private
An irrevocable trust removes assets from your estate, offering stronger protection from creditors and Medicaid planning benefits.
What You Get:
Benefits:
Shield wealth from potential creditors
A special needs trust ensures that your loved one with disabilities will continue to receive government benefits like SSI or Medicaid while also having access to additional financial support, safeguarding their future.
What You Get:
Benefits:
Peace of mind about their future care
Why You Need Wills and Trusts to Protect Your Family’s Future
Without a properly prepared will or trust, your family may face unnecessary delays, probate costs, and disputes. Proper estate planning ensures your assets are protected, your loved ones are provided for, and your legacy is honoured. Whether you’re concerned about long-term care costs, want to avoid family disputes, or need to provide for a special needs child, wills and trusts are essential tools for securing your family’s future.
At Jones Elder Law, we ensure that families avoid these painful situations. Estate planning isn’t just about who inherits what, it’s about making sure your family isn’t left with a legal mess.
We help you create a plan that keeps your estate out of probate, maximizes asset protection, and ensures your legacy is passed on smoothly.
Your Future. Your Family. Your Peace of Mind.
Don’t wait until it’s too late to secure your estate. We’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Call (636) 493-3333 or click here to schedule your Vision Meeting today.
We start by listening. During your free consultation, we discuss your family situation, assets, concerns, and goals. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of your options, no pressure, no obligations.
We analyze your complete financial picture: real estate, retirement accounts, life insurance, business interests, and personal property. This ensures nothing is overlooked in your plan.
Based on your specific needs, we create a custom strategy, whether it’s a Will, a Revocable Trust, or an Irrevocable Trust. We will explain how each document works and answer any questions you may have.
Our experienced legal team prepares all the necessary documents, ensuring they meet Missouri law and reflect your wishes.
Once the documents are prepared, we walk you through them, ensure they are executed properly with witnesses and notarization, and help fund your Trust with asset transfers.
Don’t leave your family’s future to chance. Take the first step in creating your Will and Trust today. Contact us for a free consultation and ensure that your legacy is protected, your assets are safeguarded, and your loved ones are provided for.
A Will outlines how your estate will be distributed after death, while a Trust allows for the management of assets during your lifetime and avoids probate
A Revocable Trust allows your assets to bypass probate, ensuring a faster and more private distribution to your beneficiaries. It also offers privacy and control, even if you become incapacitated.
Yes, both Revocable Trusts and Wills can be changed at any time during your lifetime. If you need to make updates, we’ll help you adjust your documents as your circumstances change.
A Special Needs Trust ensures that a loved one with disabilities can receive the financial support they need without losing access to government benefits like SSI or Medicaid.
