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With over 30 years of experience and a reputation for achieving results, George A. Shaffer, Attorney at Law, offers spirited legal representation with an acute attention to detail. Residents of the Buffalo, MO, area can rely on this dedicated professional for help in any legal situation to ensure the best possible outcome for your case. He and his legal team offer services in a variety of practice areas, with a focus on providing personalized, compassionate attention to every individual client.
Mr. Shaffer's areas of expertise include:
Family Law: Whether you need a divorce attorney or are facing a child custody dispute, Mr. Shaffer understands how important the outcome of your case is to you and your family. With his help, you can expect results that will help you move on with your life.
Probate Law: From writing wills to comprehensive estate planning, Mr. Shaffer will listen carefully to your needs and recommend steps to ensure that your wishes are respected after you're gone.
Criminal Law: Whether you're facing a traffic ticket violation or other charges, you need an attorney who understands the legal process and will formulate legal strategies perfectly tailored to the unique circumstances of your situation.
Real Estate Law: These transactions typically involve high stakes and large sums of money. Having an attorney on your side provides the peace of mind that comes with knowing your interests are protected.
Visit George A. Shaffer, Attorney at Law, online to learn more, or just call (417) 345-2262 to schedule a consultation today.
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estate planning
Spendthrift Trusts in Missouri
Missouri spendthrift trusts protect inheritance from beneficiary's creditors, divorces, and bad spending — by limiting beneficiary's right to transfer + restricting creditor access to assets in trust.
real estate law
Real-Estate Fraud in Missouri
Missouri real-estate fraud — non-disclosure of defects, title fraud, mortgage fraud, deed fraud — has multiple legal remedies including rescission, damages, treble damages under consumer protection laws.
family law
Parental Alienation in Missouri
Missouri parental alienation — one parent influencing child against other parent — can lead to custody modification, contempt findings, sanctions, and reunification therapy. Difficult to prove but increasingly recognized.
