A St. Louis Estate Planning and Small Business Attorney You Can Trust.
Vince Taormina wants to make the law work for you. Complete our intake form today and get a free estate or small business proposal.
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Services
Virtual Estate Planning
A streamlined, self-directed approach to estate planning for clients with less than $1 million in gross assets. Complete a questionnaire, get attorney-reviewed documents, and sign on your schedule.
Process
How Virtual Planning Works
The Taormina Firm is the only estate planning law firm in St. Louis that offers virtual estate planning. Here's our process.
01
Complete Intake; Get Proposal
Complete our intake form and receive a custom estate planning proposal. If you have less than $1 million in gross assets, we'll offer a virtual estate planning option for you.
02
Sign Agreement; Access Questionnaire
If you want select virtual planning in your proposal, then we'll send over a legal services agreement. All you have to do is sign, pay an initial deposit, and fill out the virtual questionnaire after we send it.
03
Attorney Review
Based on your questionnaire answers, your estate planning documents will be generated on the attorney side. Vince will review your generated documents to ensure legal compliance.
04
You Review; We Revise
We will send you drafts of your documents. Take your time to review them. If you need us to revise anything, you get one round of edits at no additional charge.
05
Sign Your Documents
Once you've approved the drafts, we'll release "clean" copies to you for signature. You can sign them on your own time, or, for an additional $300, we will help you sign your documents.
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Young Families
Young and growing families who need peace of mind without breaking the bank.
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POAs in a Pinch
For those who need powers of attorney quickly, our virtual plan is perfect.
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Less than $1 Million
Our virtual plans are only for those with less than $1 million in gross assets. This gives you custom planning at a price you can afford.
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Single Clients
Everyone needs an estate plan, even single clients. Virtual planning could be a good option for them.
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College Students
Though they may disagree, college students need help from their parents. Get powers of attorney quickly with virtual planning.
Best For
Clients who Choose Virtual Planning
Virtual planning isn't for everyone, but it can be good for these types of clients.
