Free masterclasses
Short, practical classes on estate planning, long-term care, probate, and trust administration. Watch on your schedule, then bring your questions to a free consultation.
Estate Planning
Learn how wills, trusts, and powers of attorney work together, the mistakes that cause the most trouble for families, and how planning differs in Kansas and Missouri.
The most common estate planning mistakes that cost families time, money, and peace of mind, and what actually helps avoid probate, incapacity problems, and family conflict.
Chad Eichorn
Attorney
How wills, trusts, and powers of attorney work under Kansas and Missouri law, and how to build a plan that protects your family.
Presenter to be announced
Elder Law & Medicaid
Understand how families pay for long-term care and how Medicaid planning fits in.
How families pay for in-home care, assisted living, and nursing home care, how Medicaid fits in, and why planning ahead matters for a spouse at home.
Presenter to be announced
Probate & Trust Administration
Clear guidance for families and fiduciaries settling an estate or trust after a loss.
The first steps after a death, when probate is required, and what a personal representative is responsible for from start to finish.
Presenter to be announced
What a successor trustee does, from taking over trust assets and keeping beneficiaries informed to paying expenses and distributing property.
Presenter to be announced
How it works
Our masterclasses are designed to help you understand your options before you meet with an attorney.
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Pick the topic that fits your situation, from estate planning to long-term care, probate, or trust administration.
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Enter your name and email to get instant access. There is no cost and no obligation.
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Watch the class on demand from any device, whenever it works for you.
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When you’re ready, schedule a free initial consultation to talk about your situation with an attorney.
Masterclass FAQ
Yes. There is no cost to register or watch, and no obligation to work with our firm.
Each class page lists its length. Most are designed to be watched in one short sitting.
No. Masterclasses provide general educational information. Watching a class does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your situation, schedule a free initial consultation.
Yes. The masterclasses are pre-recorded, so the presenter can’t answer questions during the class. After watching, you can schedule a free initial consultation and ask a Pearson Bollman Law attorney your questions. You can meet with an attorney at whichever of our six offices is most convenient for you, whoever presented the class.
A masterclass is a great place to start. When you’re ready for advice about your family’s plan, your initial consultation is free.
