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Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
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Business Disputes
Gregory E. Robinson is a small firm practitioner. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from Brigham Young University and his Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Greg is a member of the Business Law Committee and the Probate and Trust Committee of the Missouri Bar Association. He is also a member of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis.
Limited Liability Companies

Employment Contract
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Non-compete Agreement
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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Many people spend more time planning their vacation or a wedding than they do planning for their own estate. Our attorneys have many years of experience in helping clients with their estate planning. We have the experience to assist you in protecting your assets during your lifetime and also to help you transfer your wealth upon your passing to your beneficiaries. There are many methods that can be used to assist clients. Some of the more common tools include...
Wills
Many people know they need a will, but not everyone knows what a will is or what it does. A will, which is often called a "last will and testament" is a legal document that leaves your assets to the people you have designated in the document. Many people believe having a will avoids probate, however, in order to be valid, all wills in Missouri must be admitted to the probate court within one year from the date of death. Once the will is admitted to probate, the personal representative, with the assistance of his or her attorney, will begin the process of probating the will.
Trusts
What is trust administration? Trust administration occurs whenever a trust has been created and a trustee has accepted the trusteeship. If the trust is a grantor trust and the only trustees are the grantors of the trust, the trust administration is very easy and no formal requirements need to be followed. However, if any of the trustees are not grantors of the trust, certain formal requirements come into play. They can include the requirements to notify beneficiaries or account for the actions taken by the trustees. Some of the requirements are set forth in the trust instrument and others are set forth by the state legislature. This is especially trust when a grantor passes away., but it can also be trust is while the grantor is living and is no longer a trustee or if the trust is not a grantor trust. Our attorneys will be happy to help you fulfill your Fiduciary Duties whether you are the grantor of the trust, an initial trustee or a successor trustee.
Power of Attorney
Over four years ago, I published an article in my newsletter entitled “Planning For Your Digital Assets.” Within it, I introduced the concept of “digital assets”; property stored on the Internet or in an electronic version rather than in a safety deposit box or filing cabinet. I emphasized that digital assets, like traditional assets, have both monetary and sentimental value and thus should be provided for in wills, trusts and powers of attorney.
Probate
With over 29 years of experience, Greg provides personalized attention to each client, assisting them with their specific needs. He concentrates his practice on estate planning, business law, revocable living trusts, trust administration, probate law and wealth transfer strategies. By maintaining this vision, Gregory E. Robinson believes that he can represent his clients with personalized and focused advice.

Tax Law
This year’s passing of a new tax law has raised many estate planning questions that require your consideration. At the end of 2012, the nation approached what was popularly known as the “fiscal cliff”, as the Bush-era tax cuts were set to expire on December 31st. If that had been allowed to happen, the applicable estate tax exclusion amount would have dropped from $5 million to $1 million per person, and the tax rate for most estates would have shot up to 55%.

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