Protecting Families in Midland Park from Life’s Risks

Asset Protection Attorney in Midland Park, KS

Families in Midland Park, Kansas work hard to build wealth, but unexpected events such as lawsuits, divorce, creditors, or nursing home costs can quickly diminish it. At Advanced Legal Planning, we design trust-based asset protection strategies that secure your wealth during your lifetime and preserve your family’s legacy for generations.

What Asset Protection Includes

Revocable Living Trusts – avoid probate, manage assets, and create sub-trusts for children.
Irrevocable Trusts – stronger protections against lawsuits and creditors.
Medicaid Planning Trusts – safeguard assets while qualifying for KanCare.
Business Structuring – protects business owners from personal liability.

See more on our Asset Protection Planning page.

Trusts as the Core of Protection

A properly funded trust can:

Shield inheritances from divorce settlements.
Guard against lawsuits and creditor claims.
Provide oversight for children who may not manage money well.
Avoid costly and lengthy probate.

Explore our Trusts page.

Why Wills Still Matter

While wills don’t directly protect assets, they play three important roles in Kansas:

Naming guardians for minor children.
Moving stray assets into the trust after death.
Providing a backup trust for a disabled spouse in Medicaid-related cases.

See our Wills page.

Other Tools That Strengthen Protection

A properly funded trust can:

Financial Power of Attorney – ensures someone trusted manages finances if you can’t.
Healthcare Power of Attorney – avoids guardianship court for medical decisions.
Special Needs Trusts – protects disabled loved ones while preserving benefits.

Serving Midland Park

Advanced Legal Planning proudly serves Midland Park, KS, and nearby communities.

Derby Office: 111 N. Baltimore Ave, Derby, KS 67037

Wichita Office: 10300 W Central Ave, Wichita, KS 67212

Call us today or visit our Contact Page to schedule your asset protection consultation.

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FAQs

Can trusts protect assets from nursing home costs?

Yes. Certain trusts can safeguard assets while maintaining Medicaid eligibility.

Do irrevocable trusts work in Kansas?

Yes. They provide stronger protection but require giving up some control.

Is it too late to protect assets if I’m already facing a lawsuit?

Some protections may no longer apply, but proactive planning can still preserve part of your estate.

Can business owners in Midland Park benefit from asset protection?

Yes. Proper structuring can separate personal wealth from business liability.

Not in the immediate Wichita area?

We proudly serve families across Kansas and Northern Oklahoma. If you're outside our local region, you can still get experienced guidance—virtual meetings are available by request.