The attorneys at Larson & Brown focus on estate planning and estate administration, and the broad range of matters that affect our clients in those areas, including working on and with closely held business entities, assisting with Medicaid eligibility, VA Pension eligibility, performing probate administration, trust administration, helping with land conveyances, funding of assets into trusts including helping clients to understand the use of beneficiary designations.
We believe we have a unique law practice that is a personal service business. We want to build a relationship with our clients and their families that spans more than a lifetime. We care about the people we work for and all of us at Larson & Brown, PA want to make the experience of working with us as pleasant and full of value as possible. While a variety of family circumstances can increase the risk of probate litigation, there are.
With veterans making up 20 million members of the United States population, many veterans face.
We believe we have a unique law practice that is a personal service business. We want to build a relationship with our clients and their families that spans more than a lifetime. We care about the people we work for and all of us at Larson & Brown, PA want to make the experience of working with us as pleasant and full of value as possible. While a variety of family circumstances can increase the risk of probate litigation, there are.
With veterans making up 20 million members of the United States population, many veterans face.
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I was born in Wichita and attended Bishop Carroll High School, where I played on the Varsity Golf team.
Then, I received a Finance degree from Fort Hays State University.
I am a native of West Wichita and graduated from Maize High School.
After high school, I attended Kansas State University and graduated with a bachelor's degree in Sociology, with.
We have a wonderful, caring, competent support staff who look forward to assisting you with scheduling appointments and phone consultations, document preparation, answering questions, and in general, providing you with.
Then, I received a Finance degree from Fort Hays State University.
I am a native of West Wichita and graduated from Maize High School.
After high school, I attended Kansas State University and graduated with a bachelor's degree in Sociology, with.
We have a wonderful, caring, competent support staff who look forward to assisting you with scheduling appointments and phone consultations, document preparation, answering questions, and in general, providing you with.
Everyone, regardless of age or financial status, should have an estate plan in place.
Without an estate plan in Kansas, your loved ones could be subject to the probate process and intestacy laws.
There are many considerations in deciding what kind of estate plan fits your situation, and there are a variety of tools available to meet your Kansas estate planning needs.
Whether you want to designate someone to inherit your possessions or you want to minimize taxes and manage funds, our experienced Kansas attorneys can advise you on the best strategy to meet those goals.
Without an estate plan in Kansas, your loved ones could be subject to the probate process and intestacy laws.
There are many considerations in deciding what kind of estate plan fits your situation, and there are a variety of tools available to meet your Kansas estate planning needs.
Whether you want to designate someone to inherit your possessions or you want to minimize taxes and manage funds, our experienced Kansas attorneys can advise you on the best strategy to meet those goals.
Our Kansas estate planning attorneys can assist you in making a plan now that protects your interests and the future interests of your family.
Each estate plan is unique and requires its own set of documents depending on your wishes and what you want to protect and pass to your loved ones after death.
Some essential legal documents commonly used in a Kansas estate plan are a will, trust, powers of attorney, and a living will in Sedgwick County and surrounding Kansas areas.
Wills: A Will is a legal document that sets forth your plan to distribute your assets upon your death.
Each estate plan is unique and requires its own set of documents depending on your wishes and what you want to protect and pass to your loved ones after death.
Some essential legal documents commonly used in a Kansas estate plan are a will, trust, powers of attorney, and a living will in Sedgwick County and surrounding Kansas areas.
Wills: A Will is a legal document that sets forth your plan to distribute your assets upon your death.
When a loved one dies, if there is a property owned in the name of that person.
Without any other joint owner or death beneficiary designated, the family may need to distribute the assets of the estate under the watch of the probate court to ensure that all actions are carried out according to the terms outlined in the will.
Probate is a court-supervised process to distribute assets to beneficiaries after your or a loved one's death.
Any assets owned in your name or made payable to your estate will go through probate.
Without any other joint owner or death beneficiary designated, the family may need to distribute the assets of the estate under the watch of the probate court to ensure that all actions are carried out according to the terms outlined in the will.
Probate is a court-supervised process to distribute assets to beneficiaries after your or a loved one's death.
Any assets owned in your name or made payable to your estate will go through probate.
Medicaid asset protection aims to preserve a lifetime of savings from the high cost of nursing homes and long-term care.
Think about this for a minute.
Do you want to spend all the money that you've saved throughout your life on nursing home care?
Or would you instead provide those assets to your family?
If you don't take steps to protect assets from Medicaid and nursing homes, you won't have any choice in the matter.
To receive Medicaid benefits in Kansas, you or a loved one must meet eligibility requirements.
Think about this for a minute.
Do you want to spend all the money that you've saved throughout your life on nursing home care?
Or would you instead provide those assets to your family?
If you don't take steps to protect assets from Medicaid and nursing homes, you won't have any choice in the matter.
To receive Medicaid benefits in Kansas, you or a loved one must meet eligibility requirements.
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