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Giving Back to Seniors: Northland Elder Law Joins the Salvation Army’s Adopt a Family Program
This holiday season, Northland Elder Law spread cheer by sponsoring three seniors through The Salvation Army's Adopt a Family program.
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Avoiding Estate Planning Pitfalls: A Holiday Guide to Minimizing Taxes and Securing Your Legacy in Missouri
At Northland Elder Law, we specialize in helping individuals and families in the Kansas City area navigate estate planning and probate.
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When Is Probate Required In Missouri?
When someone passes away, the question of whether or not probate is required often arises. Probate is a court-supervised process for...
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When & Why You Should Consider Updating Your Estate Plan
An estate plan must reflect your current life circumstances, financial situation, and legal landscape to be effective.
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Comprehensive Estate Planning: Your Guide To Peace Of Mind
Estate planning is not just about securing your assets for the future; it's about ensuring your loved ones are taken care of.
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What's The Difference Between Probate & Non-probate Assets?
When in the process of estate planning, it's important to know the difference between probate assets and non-probate assets.
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What Does An Elder Law Attorney Do?
Simply put, "elder law" or "elder care" attorneys advocate for the elderly and their loved ones.
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What Should I Do After A Loved One Passes Away?
When a family member passes away, there are several steps that need to be taken.
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Why Do You Need An Estate Planning Attorney?
Estate Planning Attorney's like those at Northland Elder Law of Kansas City can help you draw up the necessary legal paperwork.
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Who Makes Health Care Decisions When You Can't?
Being able to make health care decisions for ourselves is so important to us, but what happens if you become incapacitated and are unable...
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