St. Louis, Missouri Will Attorney

Drafting a will is always worthwhile, regardless of the size or complication of your estate.

Even if you do not have a sizable estate, you should have a will. An attorney can complete your will very affordably. The disadvantages of dying without a will are significant. Passing on "intestate" means any property you do have will be handled according to the law of the state in which you reside. Most people have no idea what this entails.

Furthermore, lacking heirs, such property may "escheat" or go to the State itself. Aside from purely monetary funds, you may have items you wish to remain in your family, or go to a particular person, along with a statement of its meaning to you. You may have a pet that you would like to be taken care of. Finally, your will can designate your wishes for burial, funeral, cremation, or other matters.

Contact a wills and trusts attorney online today or by phone at 866-703-7319, to schedule your initial consultation. We keep our meeting schedules flexible for your convenience.

If you have a more complicated estate, involving a former spouse, children from more than one union, or charities you would like to benefit, a will is essential. We all have preferences regarding various family members and particular articles or pieces of property.

The importance of proper drafting of your will cannot by overstated. Should the will be found defective, your property may likewise be distributed according to state statute or even escheat to the State.

Anderson & Gilbert L.C. has a long tradition of competence and reliable legal practice. We offer the abilities of large firms, but the personal touch of a smaller firm. You can trust that we will be there for your family through good times and bad, just as we have been for over 100 years. Contact a lawyer online or call toll-free at 866-703-7319 today.