Estate Planning Lawyers in Springfield, Missouri

Wills ◊ Trusts ◊ Living Wills ◊ Powers of Attorney

Neale & Newman, L.L.P. provides efficient, dependable legal service for each client. We are a sophisticated law firm that offers cost-effective estate plans with personable, friendly service. We treat our clients like we treat our neighbors.

For an appointment,
call (417) 882-9090
or contact us online.

Our estate planning practice group is led by Dick Owensby, an attorney with decades of experience who was named a Missouri Super Lawyer* in 2005. He has also served as the president of the local Bar Association.

Safeguard your family's welfare with a trust

Within estate planning, we handle trusts of all kinds. Trusts are a powerful legal tool we use to help our clients. Using a trust can help avoid taxes and ensure the continuing welfare of our client's family or an organization they care about. There is a trust for every set of circumstances, and our attorneys handle them all:

• Revocable and irrevocable trusts
• Irrevocable life insurance trusts (ILITs)
• Spendthrift trusts
• Charitable remainder trusts
• "Supplemental" or "special" needs trusts

Successfully pass your business to the next generation

Business succession planning involves two of our firm's greatest strengths: estate planning and business law. Lawyers from our estate planning and business practice groups work together in this field. We can transfer family limited partnerships and other more complex businesses.

Helping you prepare for old age

Aging is inevitable, but you can help yourself and your family by preparing for it. At Neale & Newman, L.L.P., we handle guardianships, conservatorships, living wills and powers of attorney. Our experienced attorneys will devote their full attention to you, your family and your future.

To schedule an appointment with an estate planning attorney at Neale & Newman, L.L.P., please contact us online or call (417) 882-9090.

*Missouri Super Lawyers is based on a statewide survey of lawyers who have been in practice for at least five years. Only 5 percent of the total lawyers in the state are selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers.