Planning Your Estate Matters
St. Louis Estate Planning Attorney Gregory E. Robinson
Gregory Robinson is a sole practitioner who received his bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and his Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Gregory Robinson is a member of the Probate and Trust Committee of the Missouri Bar Association and a member of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis.
As a business owner and a father he understands the difficult balance of work and family. He currently serves as the Scoutmaster for his sons’ New Horizon’s scout troop and maintains an active presence in the community.
Gregory Robinson has been invited to speak before various civic, educational and corporate groups concerning estate planning and wealth transfer strategies. He also offers several free seminars where you can learn about the different types of estate plans and ask questions in an informal setting.
With over 15 years of experience as a solo practitioner, Gregory Robinson can provide the special attention that each client deserves and give careful consideration to their individual needs. He believes that a client should be treated as an individual and not as a file on someone’s desk. Gregory Robinson prefers to keep the concentration of his practice on estate planning, probate avoidance, revocable living trusts, trust administration, business law and wealth transfer strategies. By maintaining this focus, Gregory Robinson believes that he can provide his clients with more personalized attention and be more respectful of their individual needs.
Contact estate planning attorney Greg Robinson at 636-532-9500 in
St. Louis or 636-946-4979 in St. Charles County to arrange for a FREE initial consultation.
Estate planning attorney Greg Robinson provides estate planning, asset protection and business law services for communities in the greater St Louis and St Charles Counties, including Chesterfield, Town & Country, Ballwin, Ellisville, Wildwood, Creve Coeur, St. Charles, St. Peters, O’Fallon and Wentzville.
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