South County Senior Law & Estate Planning Center, LLC is located in South Saint Louis County in the Oakville Office Center. The firm's approach to all our clients, individuals and small businesses, is essentially the same: we evaluate each client's personal goals and situation, and develop a customized plan for each client to achieve those goals.
Our attorneys represent our clients on a highly personal level, taking the time to understand issues and provide custom tailored solutions. The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely on advertisements.
Our attorneys represent our clients on a highly personal level, taking the time to understand issues and provide custom tailored solutions. The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely on advertisements.
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The Veterans Administration offers a special pension program for war veterans and their widows. This pension can be used for at-home nursing care, assisted living facilities, or skilled nursing home care. A larger pension is available to Veterans who are confined to a nursing home. There are income and asset limitations to qualify for the pension program.
Mr. Mertz's practice is focused to provide information, education, alternatives, and assistance to all clients, including the elderly, with special emphasis in the fields of estate planning and trust administration. Life Member, Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis Historical & Technical Society, Inc.
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Barbara Lenzner
Nov 02, 2021
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Thaddeus C Oatman I wanted to get a irrevocable trust and he said not to get it and asked me how much money I had in savings stocks and what kind of stock and asked me how much my house was worth and what nursing home I was putting my son in. I found out he was not allowed to ask me these questions and he had a pad of paper writing it down. Told him I wanted my daughter as power of attorney for my son and he said it was to soon.
Sharon Worts
Aug 17, 2020
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Karen Scholle
Jun 16, 2020
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