Depending on the complexity of your situation, we have four trust plan options for those who want peace of mind knowing their wealth will be transferred to loved ones with ease, financial protections, and without court involvement. Trust plans are customized for each client and include:

INTENDED FOR: Young families who have minor children or plan to have children. This plan includes everything a family with minor children needs to ensure their children are protected in case of an untimely death:
INTENDED FOR: Straightforward clients with clear beneficiaries, stable goals that are unlikely to change, and minimal complexity. The Essentials Plan is for people who have children and they want their lifetime savings to benefit only them. This plan allows clients to pass assets in a way where these recipients can protect their inheritance and includes everything in the Young Family Plan as well as:


INTENDED FOR: Clients who are looking for a plan which will adapt over time and provide the greatest likelihood of NOT needing to visit an attorney to make updates as your family or financial situation changes.
The Enhanced Plan is our most frequently chosen plan for a reason. It includes everything in the Essentials Plan PLUS adds in extra attorney time to plan for all the real-life extras most families have or will need, such as:
"The planning we do in the Enhanced Plan is beyond what most law firms offer. It builds upon best practices learned from decades of experience. This plan will adapt over time as your family changes and has protections most attorneys don't think about. This is the plan we put in place for our relatives. Ask us about it."
- Scott Keifer, founder of St. Louis Estate Planning
INTENDED FOR: Those whose situation may be more complex. Rest assured we have seen it all. The most frequent situations which require this plan:


After initial consultations, 90% of our clients choose a Trust plan. However, a Non-Trust based plan is still an option for those who want to skip probate and do not have minor children, disabled beneficiaries, or concerns about protecting their family's inheritance from lawsuits, divorce, creditors, or poor financial decisions.
It is time to have your existing plan reviewed if your estate plan is over 5 years old or any of the following have occurred:


We can help you navigate the trust administration process and ensure that wishes are carried out. Please call us if you need help administering the trust or estate of a loved one who has passed away.
* Quoted fees do not include: County Recorder of Deeds filing fees for real estate, more extensive tax and estate planning necessary when estate values are greater than $10 million, or other unusual situations. These services will result in additional charges, but will always be approved by the client prior to incurring any costs. Quoted fees subject to change.