Parks & Jones, Attorneys at Law

Most people will require eldercare at some point in their life, but unfortunately, Medicare doesn’t cover the cost of this long-term care. If you think you might eventually reach an age where living on your own will become challenging, if not impossible, then planning for eldercare in your golden years is pivotal to preserving your wealth.

https://www.parksjones.com/five-strategies-to-pay-for-eldercare/

Planning for the day that you’re no longer here may not seem like the most positive thing to do with your time, but it’s essential if you wish to leave your loved ones with your estate and assets once you pass away. Because the only certainty in life is death and taxes, you’ll want to be sure your estate plan both plans for your passing and assures that the least amount of tax possible is taken from your estate when it’s passed on to the beneficiary.

https://www.parksjones.com/do-i-need-a-will-or-a-trust/

You had your light-bulb moment, and now you are ready to introduce your innovative product or service to the world. But, before you go too far, you want to make sure that the legal side of your new business is in order.

https://www.parksjones.com/10-legal-boxes-to-check-before-launching-your-online-business/

The information in this Guide is intended to give you a general understanding of the various types of entities which you could form for your business.

sos.mo.gov/business/outreach/startup_guide

At Parks & Jones, a Springfield business attorney can assist clients in a variety of ways; from implementing the founder’s vision of the business to the orderly succession of ownership.

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