Estate and elder law, done with intention

Heirloom Estate Planning & Elder Law was built around a simple idea: families deserve thoughtful legal guidance that feels personal, clear, and built to last.

We focus exclusively on estate planning, elder law, and Medicaid planning. By dedicating our practice entirely to these areas, we can stay ahead of changing laws, navigate complex Medicaid rules, and build plans that actually work when families need them most. We help Kansas City families make decisions before a crisis, protect the people and assets they care about, and move forward with confidence. That means taking time to understand your family—not handing you a checklist and sending you on your way.

Tom Wolff with his family

Why Heirloom is different

For Families Pulled in Every Direction

Between raising children, building careers, and caring for aging parents, most of our clients are pulled in a dozen directions at once. We bring complicated decisions into focus, cut through the legal jargon, and give your family a practical, actionable path forward.

Technology That Serves the Relationship

We use modern tools to make scheduling, document sharing, and communication easier for you. But technology should never replace human connection. The relationship and the conversation always come first, ensuring you feel heard and understood at every step.

Planning With Real Life in Mind

A generic document downloaded from the internet cannot account for your family's unique dynamics. Your plan should work for the family you have, the life you lead, and the specific future you want to protect. We draft documents that reflect your actual goals.

Tom Wolff, Estate Planning Attorney – Kansas City

Meet the Attorney

Tom Wolff, J.D.

Tom founded Heirloom to provide families with a more direct, more human estate-planning experience. As a second-career attorney, he brings a practical, real-world perspective to the practice of law. Before attending law school, Tom spent years navigating complex business and family dynamics, an experience that shaped his belief that legal planning should solve problems, not create them.

He works closely with clients on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, Medicaid planning, elder law, and the difficult conversations that make a plan meaningful.

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