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Lloyd Nolan, Attorney at Law

Experienced lawyer for Auto Accidents, Probate, Wills, Trusts, DWI Defense, Over 30 years, Chesterfield location

HomeYour case will be handled by an experienced, licensed attorney, not a paralegal or legal assistant. Proudly Serving the St Louis Area for Over 25 Years Our firm was established in 1991 and I have been in practice since 1984, representing individuals and small businesses in the St. Louis Metropolitan communities of Missouri and Illinois. We look forward to meeting with you to discuss the details of your case. To schedule an initial consultation, call us today at (314) 725-1880. To learn more about our areas of specialization click on Areas of Practice. To read frequently asked questions and answers select FAQ. For guidelines on selecting an attorney click here. Lloyd Nolan Attorney at Law Disclosure Pursuant to Missouri Supreme Court Rule 4-7.2 (f) The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements
Areas of PracticeWe are experienced and ready to assist you in the following areas of law. Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Modifications Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Alcohol Related Offenses & DWI Traffic Criminal Law Personal Injury – Auto Accidents Probate, Trusts Wills and Estate Planning Workers Compensation
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FAQSome of the most frequently asked questions our clients have for our attorneys are related to Divorce, Living Trusts, Alcohol-Related Offenses & DWI and our Fees.
- DWI & Alcohol Related OffensesQ: What Happens If I Refuse to Take The Breath Test? A: Warning: Refusal to submit to a Chemical Test may have severe consequences and should not be undertaken except upon the advice of your attorney. Assuming the request is properly made, your refusal to submit to a chemical test will result in issuance of a notice by the arresting officer that your license is revoked. The officer shall also issue a fifteen day temporary driving permit on behalf of the director of revenue which will also give you notice of your right to file a petition for review in circuit court contesting the license revocation. If no further action is taken on your part, when fifteen days expires you will lose your driving privileges for at least one year and you will need to apply for a new driver’s license at the end of the revocation period. Q: I Was Arrested Last Night. I Refused the test. What now? A: Don’t panic! At least not yet. Retain an attorney immediately. Your lawyer must file a Petition for Review in the Circuit Court before your fifteen day permit expires. Once a Petition for Review has been filed, your lawyer can…
- Living TrustsQ: What are the advantages of a Living Trust? A: In addition to avoiding the costs and delays of probate administration, the living trust is a private proceeding so that there are few, if any, public records regarding the extent or nature of assets or the identity of the beneficiaries. The living trust has the added benefit of providing for the needs of the grantor during periods of disability. Q: Can a Revocable Living Trust be Changed or Revoked? A: Yes. The Grantor typically reserves the right to change, amend or revoke the trust agreement at any time during his or her lifetime, with the exception of any period of mental incapacity. Q: How will I use my property if it’s tied up in Trust? A: A revocable living trust permits the Trustee (you) to transfer property in and out of the trust at your discretion. Therefore, it is not tied up in trust. The better practice however, is to use the property through the authority of your position as “Trustee.” When opening a bank account, the account will typically be titled in the name of the Trust, for example “The John Doe Revocable Living Trust, Dated January 1, 19XX,…
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