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No matter where you are in life, it’s important to begin conversations about how your personal matters and financial affairs should be handled if you pass away or become incapacitated. While these topics aren’t always easy or pleasant to think about, anyone over the age of 18 should consider some level of planning. Estate planning allows you to maintain control over decisions affecting your physical care and medical treatment in the event of an accident, injury, or serious illness.
At Kelley Law Firm, we help families protect their assets, preserve their legacy, and gain peace of mind through thoughtful, personalized estate planning. As a leading Estate Planning Attorney serving Kansas and Missouri, we work closely with our clients to create plans that clearly reflect their goals and safeguard the people who matter most.
An estate plan is more than a collection of documents. It is the foundation that guides your financial future and ensures your wishes are honored. Whether you are preparing a will, creating a trust, appointing decision-makers, or planning for long-term care, we help you develop a clear and effective plan tailored to your life. We offer both in-person and remote consultations for your convenience. Schedule a consultation today to get started.
We work closely with you to create a comprehensive, customized estate plan that reflects your wishes and financial goals. Your plan may include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and tailored asset protection strategies designed to protect you and your loved ones.
A trust allows you to manage and distribute your assets according to your wishes, both during your lifetime and after your death. Trusts can provide greater control, privacy, and efficiency, while helping avoid probate and reduce the risk of disputes. When properly structured, a trust is a powerful tool for protecting your assets and ensuring your legacy is carried out as intended.
A will outlines how your assets will be distributed and who will care for your minor children. As a foundational element of your estate plan, a properly drafted will clearly documents your wishes and helps reduce the risk of confusion or disputes among loved ones. In Kansas and Missouri, wills must be carried out through the probate process, which provides court oversight to ensure your instructions are properly followed.
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We create estate plans that follow each state’s specific laws and requirements.
We communicate in a simple and understandable way so you always know what your estate plan includes.
Your estate plan is tailored to your needs, goals, and family situation.
Clients rely on our professionalism and long term support.
Take the first step by choosing a time that works for you. Whether you prefer an in-person or virtual meeting, we make it easy to start planning with a trusted Estate Planning Attorney.
During your consultation, we review your goals, explain your options, and answer any questions. You’ll receive clear guidance tailored to your family, assets, and long-term wishes.
We prepare your legally sound documents wills, trusts, powers of attorney, or full estate plans so you can move forward with peace of mind,
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