Our Overland Park Estate Planning Law Firm will help you select and implement the estate plan most appropriate for your unique circumstances. Since the only constant in life is change, we will be there for you later when “life happens” and your estate plan needs updating. This is what we call Life Stage Estate Planning.
We also provide a weekly blog digest to anyone wanting to stay updated with the latest Kansas and Missouri estate planning changes.
Whether you just turned 18 or are 118, one thing you share with your married counterparts is the need for essential estate planning.
If you already have an estate plan created when you were Single, then you must bring your estate plan up-to-code to reflect your wedding vows.
Are you the parent of minor children? If yes, then they are your most valuable treasure. So, what arrangements have you made for their care?
Unfortunately, little attention has been paid to the critical estate planning challenges confronting blended families. A lot of those who have blended family house-holds don't even have their estate plans up-to-code.
Do you have children who are college-bound or already there? Do you have a wedding scheduled (or one or more down the road)? Perhaps you are beginning to help aging parents with personal, health care and financial responsibilities.
Retirement is often an exciting, yet bittersweet time of life. Chances are good that all of your children have left the nest with lives and growing families of their own.
Estate planning for retirement ensures that you, your adult children, and parents have your legal ducks-in-a-row. After all, you likely have witnessed what can happen when families are not up-to-code with their estate planning.
Whether due to divorce or death, you are now Single again. You may have children and even grandchildren. In any event, you need to create (or revisit) your estate plan.
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Unsure of where to even begin the estate planning process?
Nervous that somebody could make healthcare decisions that you would not agree with?
Concerned that the process to set up or update your estate plan will be complicated?
Angry to think that Courts could take a huge chunk of the estate that you worked so hard to build?
While we are located in Overland Park, KS, people like you throughout Kansas and Missouri trust Harvest Law KC for their estate planning needs.
We are ready to help you with estate planning. Let Harvest Law KC put our experience to work for you. Contact us today to learn how Harvest Law KC can help you.
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