About Steven Robert
Steven Robert Anderson constructed a legal foundation on the University of Kansas. He earned a B.S. in Business Administration in 1975 and a J.D. in 1978. Three many years after his law degree he returned to KU for a LL.M. in Elder Law, awarded in 2007.
His career has moved between personal practice and institutional roles. In 1989 he have become a shareholder at Levy and Craig, P.C., a position that positioned him squarely in matters of estates and client counseling. In 2001 he took a role as vice chairman and trust officer at Commerce Trust Company, the place he handled trust administration and fiduciary duties for personal and institutional clients.
Anderson’s bar and association memberships trace a continuous expert presence in the region. He is a member of the Kansas and Johnson County bar institutions since 1981. He joined the Missouri Bar Association in 1990 and has belonged to the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys since 2009. Those memberships mirror sustained engagement with the legal groups in each Kansas and Missouri.
Education and work knowledge have shaped the topics that occupy most of his practice. The LL.M. in Elder Law underpins work on problems that have an effect on older adults: lengthy-term care planning, Medicaid eligibility, conservatorship and unique needs making plans. His time as a confidence officer informs work on trust drafting, administration and issues that surface when fiduciaries manage assets over lengthy durations.
Colleagues describe Anderson as actual in document drafting and careful in advising fiduciaries. He has handled things that require coordination among estate plans, confidence devices and financial institutions. The combined point of view of private practice and institutional trust work allows him to advise households, trustees and executors at the realistic steps to carry out property plans and navigate probate and trust administration.
He is licensed to practice in Kansas and Missouri and continues to maintain active memberships in regional and countrywide bar teams. He currently practices within the Kansas-Missouri region, targeting senior law, estate making plans, trust administration and related fiduciary things.
