Areas of Law Practice
Our laws are so vast and complicated that it would be hard for any lawyer to know every detail about each area of practice. That is why attorneys pick areas in which they can become experts. Law Matters has narrowed our areas of practice to these:
Business Law
St. Louis Business Law Firm for Small Businesses and EntrepreneursWhether you are starting a business, buying or selling a business, or just planning for what.
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Estate Planning Lawyer
Wills – Trusts – Medical DirectivesLife is short and full of uncertainties. People get in accidents. People die unexpectedly. People leave young children behind. Estates.
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Family Will Disputes
Families fight. You always hope that they won’t, but they do. A lot of times they fight over the silliest things based on some principle..
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Living Trust Attorney
Living Trusts: THE BASICS As I discuss elsewhere, some people try to avoid probate by naming their children as beneficiaries of certain assets. Depending upon.
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Medical Directives Lawyer
What happens when an unconscious person needs medical treatment? If a doctor doesn’t have permission to treat you (unless it’s an emergency) treatment would actually.
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Probate Court Lawyer
The Problem with ProbateWhen I meet with clients to talk about their estate planning, there are a lot of things to discuss. If there are.
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Real Estate Law
Real Estate Legal Issues Can Be Tricky Real estate legal issues can be tricky, and mistakes can be expensive. Whether you are buying a house.
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Special Needs Trust
If you watch TV, read magazines or newspapers, or even look at billboards, you get kind of a funny picture of our society. Our media.
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Wills Attorney
The Most Basic Estate Planning Document - A WillProbably the most basic estate planning document is the will. In a sense, it is a roadmap.
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I am General Counsel to a small college. We have used Mr. Vilbig on many occasions to assist our benefactors to complete complicated charitable gifts to the college in their estate plans. He has wide expertise in charitable trust and tax law. Most important to us, however, is Mr. Vilbig's ability to put our benefactors at ease in working with them to achieve their charitable intent. They trust him and he has secured for our college substantial estate gifts as a result. I recommend him without reservation
I was at a "brown bag" lunch and heard about the difference between Wills and Trust. I had a Will but realized I needed a Trust. I didn't contact the speaker because I knew Fred from my kid's school and church. I trusted Fred to do it right and I'm very pleased with his services. Everything went very smoothly and Fred made it easy to do. 
