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Services/Products: Estate PlanningLitigation/TrialMedicare Medicaid.
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Other Link: http://www.elderlawstlouis.com
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Phone: (314) 962-0186

Address: 220 W Lockwood Ave, Saint Louis, MO 63119

Website: http://www.elderlawstlouis.com

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Guardianship
In general, Guardianship and Conservatorship describe the appointment by the Probate Court of a person with authority to make most decisions about your care and custody and with authority to manage and control your financial affairs. Most often, a guardianship and conservatorship request is presented to the Court at the same time.

Medicaid Planning
The Elder Law attorneys at Mitchell, Brown & Associates can assist you with the protection of your assets with proper planning. What is Medicaid planning? Planning is reviewing and analyzing all financial data and developing a strategy to protect assets and achieve Medicaid benefit eligibility. This can be accomplished through a variety of planning techniques.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Throughout Tim’s legal career, he has helped clients protect their rights in lawsuits throughout the country. After watching a loved one suffer from Alzheimer’s disease, Tim developed a passion for elder law. Tim’s practice now combines his more than twenty years of litigation experience with an in-depth knowledge of estate planning and probate.
Wills
Sometimes an estate plan just does not make any sense. The classic example is when the frail and vulnerable father changes his estate plan months before death to disinherit his children in favor of a caretaker. Trust and will contests involve challenges to an estate plan based on some form of undue influence, lack of capacity, or fraud. If successful, these challenges result in the estate plan being thrown out and the estate will be distributed based on a prior estate plan or as if the person did not prepare one.
Trusts
Basic legal and financial instruments, such as a will, a living trust, and advance directives, are available to ensure that the person’s late-stage or end-of-life health care and financial decisions are followed. A complication of this progressive disease is that the person may lack or gradually lose the ability to make decisions for themselves. This change affects his or her ability to participate meaningfully in decision making. Early legal and financial planning is extremely important. Although difficult questions often arise, advance planning can help people with Alzheimer’s and their families clarify their wishes and make well-informed decisions about health care and financial arrangements.
Power of Attorney
An estate plan involves naming someone to act on behalf of others, often referred to as a “fiduciary.” Fiduciaries include a trustee of a trust, a personal representative under a will, and an agent under a power of attorney. The goal of the estate plan is to follow the wishes of the person creating the estate plan. This goal depends on the fiduciary performing his or her job. Unfortunately, this does not always happen. When a fiduciary fails to do his or her job it may be necessary to go to court to remove and replace that person.
Probate
Petition for Letters Administration (Probate Process without a Will) – If a person dies without a Will, and assets are found owned solely by the decedent with no beneficiary designation, then an estate is opened and the assets distributed according to Missouri Probate Law.

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