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Estate Planning

Missouri Estate Planning Attorneys

A properly crafted estate plan can protect your assets and save your loved ones from unnecessary pain and worry. At Carson & Coil, P.C. our lawyers help people plan for the future. Take control of your assets, and your future, by choosing an experienced Missouri estate planning attorney to help you find a solution that meets your needs.

A last will and testament is an important part of an effective estate plan. Depending on your situation, a will might be only a small part of what you need. We serve clients by giving them options. Our estate planning lawyers have substantial experience with living wills, trusts, revocable trusts, durable powers of attorney, guardianships, conservatorships, healthcare directives, tax planning, trust administration, and other estate planning documents. We also assist clients with matters of probate law and we can help heirs and devisees work through the probate process quickly and efficiently.

When disputes arise over the proper handling of an estate, it is important to have a trial attorney who understands estate planning and probate law to represent you. We help clients with will contests, breach of fiduciary duty cases, undue influence, issues of improper trust administration, and other related disputes. We prepare every case for trial. Our attorneys are not afraid to present a case before a judge and jury. We will fight for your rights.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment with one of our talented Missouri estate planning lawyers.

From our offices in Jefferson City, our lawyers routinely practice throughout all of the state of Missouri and particularly in Central Missouri, including the cities of Boonville, Camdenton, Columbia, Fulton, Lake Ozark, Mexico, Rolla, Sedalia and the counties of Audrain, Callaway, Camden, Cole, Cooper, Boone, Maries, Miller, Moniteau, Morgan, Osage, Pettis, Phelps, and Randolph. We also have attorneys licensed in Illinois, and our attorneys can be admitted to practice in other states as well, working with local counsel as needed, on a case-by-case basis.