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West County Family Law
1190 Meramec Station Rd.
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Ballwin, MO 63021
636-861-1111
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West County Family Law
CALL FOR YOUR FREE TELEPHONE CONSULTATION 636-861-1111
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West County Family Law
Ballwin, Mo. Office
Experienced Service and Legal Counsel
Our goal at West County Family Law is to provide the highest quality of experience, service and legal counsel. With more than 65 years of
experience, attorneys Case & Rajnoha are capable of handling many types of legal matters. Founded in 1975, West County Family Law's
trademark has been prompt, personal attention. Our success has been our dedication to our clients and protecting their best interests and
rights. Our clients deserve to be well-represented, with quality legal services provided by a dedicated team of attorneys and paralegals. We
pride ourselves in our personal service by making sure we are available for our client throughout the legal process.
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We seek to help you through the legal problem confronting you. The first step is an easy one: call us for a free telephone consultation at
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West County Family Law is located in Ballwin, Missouri, and serves the cities of St. Louis, Chesterfield, Fenton, Valley Park, Clayton, Creve
Coeur, Kirkwood, Des Peres, Webster Groves, Manchester, Eureka, Hillsboro, Maryland Heights, Town and Country, Ellisville, Frontenac,
Wildwood, Ladue and Crestwood. We also serve other communities in St. Louis County, Jefferson County, St. Charles County, West County
and South County.
West County Family Law - Transfer on Death
WHAT HAPPENS TO MY PROPERTY* WHEN I DIE?
*Property includes real estate and personal property with a title such as bank accounts, investments, life insurance, retirement plans, and
motor vehicles.
NO PROBATE IS NECESSARY IF: PROBATE IS NECESSARY IF:
Property is held in joint names Property is owned by you alone-no beneficiary or co-owner
(the survivor owns it alone now)
OR
If you have a Will If you have no Will
Property has a beneficiary who is alive
(Your beneficiary gets it now)
Examples:
-Pay on death (POD) for financial accounts
-Transfer on Death (TOD) for vehicles Distributed per your Will Distributed per State law
-Beneficiary Deed for real estate Public Record Public Record
Property is held in a trust No bond required Bond must be posted
Will be distributed according to the by Personal Representative
terms of the trust
Must Publish to Creditors Must Publish to Creditors
Remains open min. 6 mos Remains open min. 6 mos
General Rules if you do not have a will:
If you have a spouse, spouse gets everything if there are no surviving children
If you have a spouse and children, spouse gets first $20,000 and balance is split between spouse and kids
If you have children but no spouse: children split equally
If you have no spouse or children, grandchildren split equally
If you have no spouse, children, or grandchildren, parents and siblings divide equally