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I spend most of my time working with families on their issues or those of their parents' or businesses. My practice is devoted to providing you with "sleep at night" types of advice and services during what are often very stressful and difficult times for families and business owners.. I often serve as a "Legal Quarterback" for my clients. Whatever type of problem you are facing you can call me and if I don't do it I know who does and who is good at it. I can get you where you need to be. This analysis and potential referral service is free of charge whether you need help in St Charles or St Louis County.

Mr. Tucker represents  individuals, substantial closely held and family businesses, charitable organizations, and physician groups with business and estate planning.. For the past decade, Mr. Tucker has work with all aspects of wealth planning, from banking to investments to the law.  While working with the oldest investment bank in the U.S., Adam was able to assist multiple offices with restructuring programs while demonstrating the importance of relationships.

Samantha Pennington Evans earned her Bachelor Degree at the University of Missouri – Columbia.  She earned her Juris Doctorate (JD) and an advanced legal degree (LL.M) in Tax Law from the Chicago John Marshall School of Law.  Samantha’s legal experience is extensive and varied.  She has worked on a vast array of complex legal matters such as; providing counsel to a fortune 500 corporation and a municipal library board.  Samantha has successfully tried fraud litigation and innumerable family law matters.  She has experience with white collar crime litigation, real estate litigation and has successfully registered numerous trademarks. Samantha regularly assists clients with navigating the internal revenue code and the IRS.  Her advanced degree in tax law makes her a particularly valuable asset for estate planning and administration matters. Samantha is particularly passionate about her small business clients.  She loves to help start-ups get their feet off the ground and walks with them as they turn their business in to a success story.. Samantha is a Doniphan, Missouri native.  After a sojourn in Columbia Missouri for undergrad and ten years in Chicago for law school and work, Samantha returned home to Southeast Missouri in 2011. She now lives with her husband and three children on their family farm outside of Poplar Bluff where they grow natural, sustainable produce for the local community.  Samantha’s husband is the pastor at the 1st Presbyterian Church in Malden, where she is a member.

Born and raised in the Ozarks, Keaton graduated from Bolivar High School after being very active in Scouting, the FFA, band and media classes. He is an Eagle Scout, and has worked numerous summers at Camp Arrowhead in Marshfield, MIssouri, in addition to working for the ScoutReach program and leading a crew to New Mexico's Philmont Scout Ranch.. Keaton attended college at Missouri State University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology, with a minor in Human Resources Management. At MSU, Keaton served on the Executive Board of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, was selected for the Emerging Leaders Program, and was a member of the Pride marching band. During his last semester of undergraduate studies, Keaton served as a intern for Senator Kevin Engler in Jefferson City.. After graduating from Missouri State, Keaton went on to Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kansas, where he was a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and studied comparative constitutional and criminal law while studying abroad in Barbados. During his summers, Keaton completed externships with the Cedar County, MO Prosecuting Attorney's office, during which time he utilized a student practice license to prosecute a felony jury trial in Polk County.. In addition to his private practice, Keaton also serves part-time as an assistant prosecutor for the Webster County Prosecutor's office.

My philosophy on the practice of law is that it is important to explain the law to a client in an easily understandable way and to educate them about their options.  Someone can only make the proper decisions about how best to protect their businesses and formulate the best estate plan by having the knowledge necessary to make those important decisions.  I treat my clients the way that I want to be treated, which is to be given the information and taught what I need to know so that I can make my own decisions about what is right for my business and my family.  Being an attorney should be comparable to being an educator of the law and informing the community about what they need to know to resolve their legal needs.