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While estate planning allows avoidance of the probate process, if an individual dies and owns assets without a designated beneficiary, the estate will need to go through probate for the "unfreezing" of assets. This legal process can be costly and time-consuming if you do not know how to undertake it, particularly if guardianship issues arise properly. For these reasons and more, it's important to have an experienced St. Louis probate attorney from Lake Munro by your side.
Request your complimentary consultation! Contact us online or call our office at 314-863-0077 today. We serve clients throughout St. Louis County.
At Lake Munro, our probate lawyers in St. Louis are ready to work with executors named or appointed by a probate judge to settle an estate.
If you are facing the probate process, we can help you with issues related to the following:
It is important to note that Missouri law recognizes a "small estate." In the case of a small estate, the probate process is not nearly as intrusive as a regular estate. We are committed to understanding if your estate can fall under that designation so that we can implement the most efficient possible strategy for undertaking the probate process.
Additionally, our St. Louis probate attorneys can look at the categorization of property and help you take action to minimize any taxes when possible. We can aggressively advocate in court should the need for probate litigation arise.
To discuss any Missouri probate or estate administration issue with one of our St. Louis probate administration attorneys, contact Lake Munro at 314-863-0077 or fill out our online form to schedule a free consultation.
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St. Louis County - 1650 Des Peres Rd., Suite 220 St. Louis, MO 63131
St. Charles County - 6 Westbury Dr. St. Charles, MO 63301
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