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When someone's estate involves assets or property in another state that is not the deceased's state of residence, those additional assets must go through ancillary probate. The estate's executor must manage the probate process according to the law of the state where...
All Missouri residents can benefit from estate planning. New parents can take certain steps to secure the future for their children. These are some things they should include in their estate plan. Last will and testament A last will and testament is an essential part...
Many people put off getting divorced because of the fear of starting over. Yet, they are unhappy in their current living situation in Missouri. It may be time to face your fears if that describes you. Concerns about your children’s future Talking to your soon-to-be...
A routine traffic stop for a moving violation on a Missouri road might result in someone facing DUI charges. The accused may face significant financial, personal, and professional challenges as a result of being arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or...
Having a will is an excellent idea for every responsible citizen of Missouri. The personal and financial hassle that erupts if you don't have one can be immense. If you die without a will in place, you will be considered to be intestate. This can open up a long and...
When getting a divorce in Missouri, it doesn't matter how tumultuous the process is; your children deserve structure and stability. This means creating a parenting plan that works for everyone. Make a parenting plan right away Many divorcing couples in Missouri choose...
When a person dies, their estate goes through a legal process called probate. The purpose of probate is to assess the validity of the will and administer the decedent's estate. The person appointed to manage this process is called the executor. Who is an executor? The...
If you already have an estate plan in place, you should be proud of yourself. The next step is to review it to ensure it reflects your current situation and wishes. If you’ve been wondering when you should take that step, here’s what you need to know: Why and when...
All states including Missouri have what is known as an implied consent law. This is a law that requires motorists who police believe are operating their vehicles under the influence of an intoxicating substance to submit to chemical testing. Some states require...
Police officers in Missouri and around the country must usually obtain search warrants before they can enter private residences without permission, but the courts have granted an exception to the warrant requirement when the officers involved had exigent...